French President Responds To Paris Terrorist Attacks
French President Francois Holland is saying that last night's terrorist attacks in Paris that killed at least 127 people was the work of ISIS.
Hollande says those responsible are "barbarians", and he vows revenge against them.
France, along with the USA, are bombing ISIS targets in Syria and Iraq, but are concerned about possible reprisal attacks.
French authorities say eight terrorists with guns and bombs launched six attacks in the French capital. Seven of the eight died when they detonated bombs, and the other was killed by security agents.
Canada Shows Solidarity By Standing With France
Toronto's CN Tower was lit in red, white, and blue last night, the colours of the French flag.
Toronto Mayor John Tory is asking people to join him at the French consul-general at a vigil at 2p.m. this afternoon outside city hall.
Hundreds gathered outside the French consulate in Montreal last night, where they placed lit candles and flowers, singing "La Marseillaise", France's national anthem.
Investigation Into Manitoba Men Switched At Birth
Norman Barkman and Luke Monias, from the Norway House Cree Nation, say they were shocked when DNA tests revealed they were switched at birth.
After the news made headlines yesterday, Federal Health Minister Jane Philpott ordered her department to investigate the situation.
Barkman and Monias were born in 1975 in a federally-regulated hospital in Norway House.
Family members are trying to come to grips with the fact that the person they thought they were related to is not technically related.
