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  • By: Spencer Halliday
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It has been one year since 10 people were killed and 16 were injured in an attack with a rental van on Yonge street in northern Toronto. Lisa Hepfner was at Mel Lastman Square, after a vigil was held to mark the solemn occasion.

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