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The sound of church bells echoed through Toronto's Greektown on Monday, July 22, 2019, night after the names of victims of a shooting rampage were read aloud during a vigil marking the first anniversary of the tragedy.

Danielle Kane struggled with depression in her 20s and even contemplated suicide. But then she fell in love, enrolled in nursing school and felt she was finally on her way — until a summer night last year when a disturbed man went on a shooting spree in Toronto's Greektown and a bullet tore through her body.

When Ken Price read the final police report on the man who shot his daughter during a rampage through Toronto's Greektown, it galvanized his resolve to tackle one of the major issues that emerged through the investigation: access to a handgun.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says he wants to tackle a surge of gun violence in Canada by targeting criminals who use weapons illegally, rather than supporting an outright handgun ban.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau honoured the victims of the Fredericton shooting during a visit to Toronto's Greektown — the scene of another rampage last month — to help open a popular street festival.

Mourners converged on two private funeral services on Monday, July 30, 218, to bid goodbye to the two young victims slain in the mass shooting in Toronto's Greektown neighbourhood.