• Name: From Toronto (2002.09.10 16:34)
  You touched me...
  It hearts to see and remember...



• Name: Matthew (2002.09.10 16:45)
  it was a very bad day for all of the united states. i live in canada and one of my friends almost lost his dad in 9/11



• Name: tmarges (2002.09.10 16:45)
  god took his famley home



• Name: Bonnie in Ottawa (2002.09.10 16:48)
  I have no words to describe the horror of that day !! My heart goes out to all the families who lost someone that tragic day,and may God bless each and every one of you.



• Name: Cory W. Monroe (2002.09.10 16:49)
  Great job Munits! I don't think I've seen better photos in books or on TV.



• Name: Haley Wilson (2002.09.10 16:55)
  To look at these pictures and to think back to the horrors of that day and the weeks after the crashes, it brings back alot of painful memories. My thoughts and prayers go out to the famlies and friends of all the victims in this tragedy. It's a reminder to never forget and that we should all try to get along with each other. Lets get rid of HATE!!



• Name: Kelly from Kitchener (2002.09.10 17:03)
  God bless America, love from Canada



• Name: Anne (2002.09.10 17:07)
  Thank you for sharing your photos with us. May peace find the families whose lives were touched.



• Name: Kimberley in Mississauga (2002.09.10 17:09)
  To see this horrible tragedy again gives me the chills. You're superb pictures and comentary allowed me to show my children where their Dad was working that day, driving a delivery truck. It brings home the mindset that 'You should love one another everyday...you never know when that other person won't be there again.' God bless all.



• Name: The Brown's - Toronto, Canada (2002.09.10 17:14)
  God bless America - we will never forget.



• Name: kitchener (2002.09.10 17:14)
  these tragic photos opened my heart....
  may god bless all the fammilies affected my 09/11



• Name: Toronto (2002.09.10 17:14)
  My Heart goes out to all americans who lost loved ones on 9/11



• Name: Kenneth Crigger (2002.09.10 17:15)
  The tragic event of September 11/01 touched my heart and the hearts of every caring,sharing,concerned person around the globe.



• Name: Bob in Ottawa (2002.09.10 17:24)
  Excellent work. A great personal overview. Thanks.



• Name: Mary Macdonald (2002.09.10 17:39)
  Only by sharing, loving and caring for one another can we begin to change this world. Thank you for these photos and your caring. Mississauga Ontario



• Name: Scott (2002.09.10 17:39)
  You have captured what I have always found very compelling about tragic events. How life, mostly mundane, continues unfettered while occupying the same time and space as unspeakable horror. I suppose it would be classified as a "shock" response however, the fact that people would be walking around seemingly normal in all respects while others a few blocks away decide that being stranded above an inferno they would take their deaths into their own hands leaves me empty. I suppose this comes across sounding judgmental, but this is not my intention.



• Name: Katie(from toronto) (2002.09.10 17:44)
  i live in Canada,but i felt the pain America felt... i lost my best friend.



• Name: RM from Toronto (2002.09.10 17:45)
  We have all seen too many images of this incredibly sad day. I lost 18 friends from the FDNY that day. After viewing your account of the day, I must say that for some strange reason I feel a sense of relief seeing a completely different point of view, even though the outcome is the same. May God Bless You.



• Name: Mark Seelye (2002.09.10 17:49)
  Patrick, You did a great job putting this together. I was glad to play such a very very small part of what you helped show the world here. Excellent personal account.. keep in touch!



• Name: Nancy (2002.09.10 17:50)
  As an ex-pat from the U.S. who has lived in Manhatten thank-you. This is the kind of story and pictures that I needed to see. I wanted to know what was happening in the rest of the city, to see the people on various streets, to see and read an eye-witness account. Thank-you. I have both healed a bit more and feel a bit more connected to my one-time home.



• Name: Doug Adair (2002.09.10 17:51)
  Patrick you have done an incredible job on your site and I just hope the world can be rid of the creatures that create such pain and horror. I can only hope this is the begining of that end ! My thoughts are with the friends and families of those who were lost that day.



• Name: Steve (2002.09.10 17:54)
  The personal narrative and pictures with a different perspective rekindled the sadness of that day



• Name: Herman (2002.09.10 18:05)
  I would like to commend you on sharing your 9-11 photo gallery to the world. I also live in Toronto, but I was in Ottawa last year and saw everything unfold live on CNN that morning. I still can't believe what happened. I hope something of this magnitude doesn't happen ever again because innocent people don't deserve to die. Take care.



• Name: Joni in Toronto (2002.09.10 18:05)
  Your pictures are a testiment to New Yorker's. Not only are they calm in the face of such horror, but they put themselves out there to help other's. Never once thinking of how they may be hurt, only thinking of how they help those who are hurt. God Bless Them All.



• Name: Steve Almond (2002.09.10 18:05)
  Well done...what a privilege to be able to have witnessed and then witnessed to us



• Name: Cheryl and Family (2002.09.10 18:08)
  I share in deep sorrow, grief and sadness for everyone affected by this horific tragedy...but will never forget how i saw the people of New York and all across the world stood together in strength and unity as one!!!



• Name: Juli from Guelph (2002.09.10 18:11)
  I'm left speechless. Thank you for taking the time to put this site together. It documents a sad but important day in history. Unfortunatley I lost my husband shortly after 9/11 (unrelated), but 9/11 was our wedding anniversary. I know too well what so many have been going through since that day and I look forward to a better future for all of us :)



• Name: From Orono (2002.09.10 18:18)
  The US can be weakened, after all!



• Name: Jennifer Vettor (2002.09.10 18:18)
  What a beautiful site. The past few days I have revisted that emotional moment in time. Tomorrow is the anniversary of that dark September day. Your site is wonderful tribute to those that lost their lives that day. Thank-you for sharing your photos and thought s with us.



• Name: Jacques F.Bigras (2002.09.10 18:23)
  Hi! My name is Jacques. My wife, thČrŐse ,my son Alec his girlfriend Caroline, my oldest daughter AdŐle were vacationing with my youngest daughter Sylvie which was starting her first job has a fashion designer at Disney Florida on Sept/11/2001. We will never forget, the total sense of a-l-o-n-e. Please accept our feelings of friendship that Canada share's with your country and peoples. We will never be defeated by standing together has free nations. The Bigras Family



• Name: susan in toronto (2002.09.10 18:24)
  i cant put into words the magnitude of the loss of lives and to the horror of what happened. my heart goes out to all of the families who lost a loved one.
  god bless everyone.



• Name: John (2002.09.10 18:25)
  Your time and effort in creating this site is appreciated, Thank you! The images that you have captured are once in a life time and I pray to God that the world will never have to endure such horror again. As the one year anniversary date draws nearer, our thoughts and prayers go to ALL who lost loved ones on that fateful day.



• Name: Mike In Toronto (2002.09.10 18:28)
  Thank you for this site. It was very riveting to browse.



• Name: Jay in Toronto (2002.09.10 18:28)
  you captured some amazing photos that bring back the vivid feelings of that terrible day.



• Name: joan from ottawa (2002.09.10 18:31)
  it hearts to see and reamber wont forget



• Name: Denise in Ottawa (2002.09.10 18:31)
  Very moving....thanks for sharing



• Name: Randy Deffett (2002.09.10 18:37)
  Thank you. As I read this, I have forgotten that it is one year later. That day is forever in my conscience. We move on but should we never allow ourselves to forget. Such hate endangers all of us not just Americans. Canadians should never delude themselves to think that we are immune to such danger.



• Name: Anonymous (2002.09.10 18:43)
  I have never seen such pictures before, this really made me feel emotionally depressed because i think of all the families that lost someone. The picture that really got to me had to be the picture with the SUV and at the back of it, a picture of the drivers brother, another person who is forever gone at grond zero. I know how you feel, i wanted to push the red button too. Thank you for sharing your emotions and pictures to us.



• Name: Nancy Keddy (2002.09.10 18:43)
  You did an excellent job and have left a lasting memory. Thank you



• Name: Jamal (2002.09.10 18:47)
  After looking at your photos, it is hard to believe that a year has passed since that tragedy. Seems like yesterday.



• Name: brett currie (2002.09.10 18:49)
  _



• Name: From Waterloo (2002.09.10 19:00)
  the pictures i wish i had of seen sooner Thank you ..
  Most definately overwhelming



• Name: MAK (2002.09.10 19:06)
  Great Site. Seeing the wall of hope, reminded me of watching CNN on the evening of Thursday September 13, 2001. For the first time, individuals were being permitted to announce people's social security numbers on television. I cried seeing the urgency on their faces. Seeing the picture, I am crying again. We will never forget!



• Name: Nigel ( Guelph Ont. ) (2002.09.10 19:07)
  God bless America . Our hearts are with you all the way!



• Name: Angel (2002.09.10 19:14)
  May good bless and be with America



• Name: Christine Shore (2002.09.10 19:19)
  What a terrible day you must have had on September 11, 2001. I very much enjoyed your web site. It makes me yearn for all those who lost a loved one.



• Name: P. Brown (2002.09.10 19:26)
  Sept.11 was such a unforgetable sad day, I will never forget it My heart goes out to all the families. I am from Toronto Canada.



• Name: Terri From: Canada (2002.09.10 19:27)
  You did a wonderful job putting this site together.



• Name: Kevin from Toronto (2002.09.10 19:28)
  It saddens me that our children see that monsters really do exist, but look as human as the next person. Even a year later I still feel disbelief at the tragic events and pray that the horrors of that day are not repeated. Excellent work Pat, thank you for shareing your story and pictures with all of us.



• Name: Dan (2002.09.10 19:36)
  The saying "the day that changed the world" could not be more accurate.I pray for all those lost and those that remain.My heart goes out to you all.Dayna Josh Jesse and Mackenzie...



• Name: Francis in Woodbridge, ON (2002.09.10 19:37)
  What a wonderful, thoughtful, caring person. Although I had no direct connection to the events of 9/11, I had been carefully avoiding the current media remembrance of that day. For some reason I decided to view your remarkable photos and personal story. Thank you for the reality, and the hope.



• Name: Teresa (Waterloo, ON) (2002.09.10 19:38)
  You have made 9/11 come to life again...with tomorrow being the 1st anniversary, my thoughts, love and prayers are with the families that lost a loved one.



• Name: Sheila , Karl and Jonathan (2002.09.10 19:38)
  I give all my regards to the vitims and families. I will never forget 9 11. And I will light a candle for the whole day for New York . From Canada



• Name: Katie (2002.09.10 19:42)
  Thank you for sharing your photos and personal account of that horrific day with us. God bless America and family and friends who were touched by this tragedy one year ago.



• Name: Cherry Robinson from Guelph, ON (2002.09.10 19:42)
  Your pictures are so incredible and help to remind us of the devastation, but also that people are still living and life does go on despite the terrible circumstances. I am very impressed with what you have done here and I commend you for an incredible pictoral.



• Name: Cecilia - Brampton (2002.09.10 19:45)
  You have done a very good job. 9/11 was a horrible day i can't believe a year has gone by. May god be with all those who lost their families in that tragic day. Love from Canada



• Name: Eugenio Jay Zinga (2002.09.10 19:46)
  " When ever you dream
  Your holding the key
  To open the door
  To let you be free"
  
  
  This music poem came from Mr. Ronnie James DIO, rock'n'roll to all the amercians, I give you all my blessing. God bless to all North Amercians. The terriosts time will come, just believe in each other and support the president. Thanks for listening everyone.



• Name: CARLA LAUREN NEVILLE (2002.09.10 19:47)
  I just want to say thankyou for doing this. I brings it closer to home to understand what happened and to see it. As I finish reading and viewing this I will now go kiss my children and shed a tear for all the people who can no longer do that with theirs or their loved ones. I might be Canadian but I feel like an American and my heart and love and respect goes out to them. God bless you all and may something like this never happen again. Also you deserve a lot of credit for what you did, it was very tasteful and respectful how you did this and I think I speak for many when I say job well done and thankyou.



• Name: Kathy (2002.09.10 19:48)
  This day will never be forgoten. God bless the rescuers and families that lost someone that day.



• Name: Ryan and Shelley (2002.09.10 19:50)
  We were not in New York that day, but this site helps us to understand the sights and feelings that people were experiencing that day. The photos are amazing and the comments are very well written. With all the news pictures and commentaries that we have seen in the last year, this is the first time we have felt like we were actually there.
  
  Thank you.



• Name: Matt McNaughton (2002.09.10 19:50)
  God bless



• Name: Kendra from Toronto (2002.09.10 19:56)
  I am a 14 year old and those pictures re-opened my eyes and made me remember that terrrible day, I can't believe it is a year already I can still remember where i was when i found out, I came home after School and sat for hours watching the news coverage crying seeing all those poor inasant people dying for no reason, finally I would like to end this just by saying i was very proud of Americans and Canadians who bonded together to help rescue and find the survivors, and to the families that lost a family member or friend my heart goes out to you and you are always in my thoughts and prayers



• Name: ajit saldanha (2002.09.10 19:58)
  Great photographs!



• Name: Nigel (2002.09.10 20:00)
  Its so sad, its so hard to think about peace.



• Name: Dawn in Toronto (2002.09.10 20:00)
  I have constantly thought of the events of 9-11. A few of my friends have said, it happened in the states, why do you feel the way you do. It happened to the states yes, but we are all part of the same continent. For me, it was no different that if it were in my city. I think of those lost and their families often. Best wishes to you all, my heart goes out to everyone. I have a cousin who works in the Pentagon and thankfully she wasn't in her office when the plane hit. For that I am eternally thankful.



• Name: Cari and family from Ottawa (2002.09.10 20:02)
  Our hearts go out to all of the family and friends of the victims of 9/11. Our thoughts and prayers are with them each and every day.



• Name: cathy (2002.09.10 20:04)
  my thoughts and prayers to all.
  cathy
  brampton, ontario, canada



• Name: Jim in Ottawa (2002.09.10 20:05)
  Thank you, Pat for taking the time to share with the rest of us your personal experiences on that terrible day. I remember being rallied in to our boardroom at work to watch on tv with my colleagues what none of us believed could be happening. My thoughts are with those who have experienced any personal loss in this tragedy.



• Name: Amy Powers (2002.09.10 20:06)
  Great job Munits. Thank you for sharing these photos with all of us. It must have been amazing for you to be so close to such tragedy. My heart goes out to all of those who suffered on 9/11. Thank you for sharing your personal story, you did a wonderful job.



• Name: From Bowmanville (2002.09.10 20:06)
  It hurts to see the pictures again and imagine the families pain.



• Name: Judy, Don and Chris Hall (2002.09.10 20:13)
  Thank you for the wonderful pictorial of one of the world's most tragic events. As a Canadian and your neighbour, I am very proud of the way our two countries have evolved. Perhaps other countries in the world should look at all the possitive things that our countries do for each other and all other nations in the world. On the eve of the anniversary of this terrible event, I thank God that your great nation has survived this terrible tragedy with determination and pride. Our thoughts will be with you tomorrow 9/11/02.



• Name: John Ferguson (2002.09.10 20:13)
  For an amateur photographer, you showed great poise and presense of mind to roam New York City on the day of the tragedy. These are moving photos showing both the calm and the chaos that often accompany any disaster. Good luck in your job search.



• Name: Patti Arnold Ottawa, Canada (2002.09.10 20:15)
  Thank you for this expose of photos of the startling and tragic events of the day.
  Together, we have an opportunity to build a more compassionate and loving world.
  The alternative is too ghastly to envision as we found out on September 11th, 2002.



• Name: Samantha, Toronto - Canada (2002.09.10 20:17)
  Your photo's capture the horror of what happened on 9.11.01. May we never forget the lives that were lost, or the destiny of those who did this.



• Name: Gary in Ottawa (2002.09.10 20:18)
  Thank you. The images still hurt even today. Let's remember the lives lost of everyone that day but also look for a new beginning. To mourn forever will only please the damned terrorists. Our strength is the ability to move forward and not forgetting.



• Name: Elizabeth from Ottawa (2002.09.10 20:20)
  I didn't want to look at anything this week to remind me of the great tragedy. But I decided to look at your photos and I am so glad I did. They touched my heart. Thank you.



• Name: Steve from Moncton (2002.09.10 20:20)
  Very touching series of photos. Hopefully they will serve as a lasting reminder to all of us that many innocent people died because of the barbarism of a few. May we never forget!



• Name: Tasha Facchin (2002.09.10 20:21)
  God Bless all of those who we have lost in this tragedy, their family, relatives and friends. They will never be forgotten.



• Name: Sharon vonWistinghausen (2002.09.10 20:21)
  wonderful tribute



• Name: Warren & Jackie Toronto (2002.09.10 20:24)
  A year later,and, I am still in a form of shock, or denial. I drove an 18-wheeler into New York City for over 20 yrs.On those occasions when I was "laid-over" I would take some other drivers and we would "trek" up to the observation deck and be in awe of the view...........I STILL can't bring myself to believe those magnificent buildings; (and the innocent victims) will no longer be a part of the skyline



• Name: ameer (2002.09.10 20:24)
  i hate nyc u suclk



• Name: Elysia Mazaarziiouz (2002.09.10 20:25)
  I LOVE YOU NY! STAY STORY US CANADIANS DOWN HERE LOVE YOU ! THOSE PHOTOS MAKE ME VERY SAD AND TO THINK THAT FAMILIES HAVE LOST BROTHERS, SISTERS, PARENS, UNCLES, AUNTS, AND GRANDPARENTS IS JUST VERY SAD. WELLYOU GUYS ARE STAYING VERY STRONG AND I AM PROUD! LOVE THE 11 YEAR OLD WHO LOVE NY....



• Name: Susan in Toronto (2002.09.10 20:26)
  What a Excellent piece of work u did on this major part of history. May God Bless the families left behind and care for each and everyone of them in their time of sorrow and pain.Well done and it was a priviledge to have read your site. Thank-you.



• Name: Loretta Crawford (2002.09.10 20:27)
  Great job, I really enjoyed it. thank you for sharing with us all.



• Name: Sherry (2002.09.10 20:27)
  Your story and incredible photos instantly brought back memories of the tragic event. My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected by this tragedy. Thank you for providing this retrospective providing us with a slightly different perspective of the day.



• Name: Deborah Nelson (Orangeville,Ontario) (2002.09.10 20:28)
  No one will ever forget that day...such a senseless attack...I had just arrive back from NYC the morning before....and was in total shock from what i saw on TV..Ive never cried so much..for those who lost their lives and those they left behind....God Bless America



• Name: FPK {Toronto Canada} (2002.09.10 20:29)
  Certainly a tragedy, but Americans must understand the tragedies their government is inflicting upon the rest of the world, Korea, Vietnam, Central America, Somalia, Sudan, Palestine. May God grant us the wisdom to judge and act with justice.



• Name: grace.batista7 at hotmail.com (2002.09.10 20:31)
  GOD BLESS AMERICA



• Name: DJ Ankur Pal (2002.09.10 20:33)
  A beautiful side, but a very depressing topic. I live in Canada, but when I see those pictures, and see various clips on the news, it only brings tears to my eyes. Stay strong America, your day will come.



• Name: Bin Ladin (2002.09.10 20:33)
  Do it again this time hit the white house with Bush in it..HA HA HA BOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![2002.09 11]



• Name: Kevin (2002.09.10 20:36)
  Amen.



• Name: Florian Bergeron (2002.09.10 20:37)
  You are a great photographer.
  
  " Yet this will go onward the same, though dynasties pass "
  
  is part of a poem remembered from my high school years.
  
  "Only a clod harrowing walks" is part of the poem, but my memory may be wrong.
  
  Basically, it was a poem that expressed that no matter what the 'king', or 'tyrant' or 'cataclysmic event' of the day , the mundane things would continue.
  
  Is there someone who can point me to the author and exact poem that still reverberates in my mind?



• Name: Norma G - Kitchener ON (2002.09.10 20:37)
  What a wonderful job you have done in putting together these pics. It was a terrible day and one we will not and must not forget.



• Name: nick lamacchia from toronto, ontario, Canada (2002.09.10 20:39)
  nick lamacchia my thoughts are with you and the people of new york and washington dc and god bless the united states which plulled through this time 1 year ago tomorrow



• Name: Jane (2002.09.10 20:46)
  Thank you for your very powerful images and commentary. We must never forget.



• Name: Kathleen in Toronto (2002.09.10 20:47)
  I can only hope and pray that this day never gets repeated. Your photo's give a real sense of the horror that you witnessed first hand. All religon's must come together for world peace.



• Name: steve (toronto) (2002.09.10 20:49)
  a fantastic glimps at what is to be the most tragic event in our life time.may bin laden and his merry band of evil rot in hell .!!!!!!



• Name: Brian Taylor (2002.09.10 20:50)
  Speechless.Great photo's.No media spin.Real photo's real people.



• Name: Joan Storey (2002.09.10 20:52)
  Excellent rendition of the day's events. Thank you for sharing these memories with us. Being a former New Yorker myself, I was very moved by this tragic event, and like you, I can only pray that we never witness such inhumane acts again.
  God bless the victims, their families & all Americans.



• Name: Chantal L from Toronto (2002.09.10 20:58)
  This still feels like a really bad dream...that we can't wake up from.
  Remember us Canadians stand beside you (USA) in your time of sorrow.



• Name: Jim (2002.09.10 20:58)
  You help us all realize that many lives were affected that tradjic day.
  I'm sure the pain will be with New York forever.



• Name: Ella (2002.09.10 21:01)
  Thank you for sharing - it is hard to look at again but as you say, it is reality. I've been to New York, before and after. The New Yorkers are very resilient but it hurt and continues to hurt.



• Name: From Bryan and family of TORONTO (2002.09.10 21:03)
  I will never forget that day. This was a bad day for all of us.This was a great job on this article you really put your heart and soul behind this story.GOD BLESS ALL THE FAMILYS THIS DAY HAS CAUSED SO MUCH PAIN FOR YOUR FRIENDS HERE WISH YOU ALL HAPPINESS GOODBYE...



• Name: peter gannon (2002.09.10 21:06)
  god bless you.



• Name: kenny mervin (2002.09.10 21:06)
  superb work that helps to remind people that moments like this shouldnt be lost in the pages of history but rather draw our attention to the sanctity of humanity .... the freedom we as north americans enjoy so effortlessly it seems.



• Name: Rev Clare Wideman (2002.09.10 21:09)
  Photos speak louder than words. Remembering the past keeps the present in focus without giving in to raw emotions.May God help us all to embrace each other with love and respect. Peace from Thamesford , On. Can.



• Name: Kathy Wilson Brantford Ontario (2002.09.10 21:12)
  Patrick I really enjoyed your photo's and the personal touch you added to each one in your description, I felt as though I were walking along side you in your journey. Great Work! and thank you for sharing it all with us. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families, today and every day! God Bless America, God Bless us all!



• Name: Wayne up north Ontario (2002.09.10 21:12)
  .......another Canadian who cares, extremly awsome photo set, thank you.



• Name: Heather (2002.09.10 21:12)
  We won-t forget. Love will help us through. God Bless the United States and Canada. LONDON ONTARIO



• Name: Paul From Ottawa (2002.09.10 21:17)
  Thank you Pat.
  Beautifully captured "slice of time".
  Disturbing ... we must not forget this!



• Name: Ron (2002.09.10 21:20)
  Wow... this does help us to see all sides, unfortunately. Great Work and many prayers to those we lost. God Bless...



• Name: Kevin Clarke in Kitchener (2002.09.10 21:25)
  Awesome stuff. What a terrible tragedy. Your efforts here are admirable indeed.
  It's almost unbelievable that this could happen. What will we learn?



• Name: Ian Cunningham, Toronot (2002.09.10 21:27)
  I work in the media. My senses had no choice but to be bombarded with images and words of pure terror. I will forever morn the losses.



• Name: Michael in Tampa (2002.09.10 21:27)
  It is a shame how quickly the country has forgotten what happened that day. Your photographs are a solem and powerfull reminder of the tragedy that occurred.



• Name: The McGrogan Family, Ontario Canada (2002.09.10 21:27)
  Our heart goes out to all families who lost loved ones, and to our neighbors to the south-we stand united with you...



• Name: Trish (near Toronto) (2002.09.10 21:33)
  Seeing your photos touched many emotions in me. They are very powerful and yet I found it very curious to see photos of things just blocks away that looked so normal and untouched by all the debris. You did a trmendous job capturing the many facets of the day. You should be very proud. Thank you for sharing! And God bless all the families of the victims as they face this first anniversary of their tragedy. Our hearts and prayers are with them.



• Name: Christina Vander Pryt in Guelph, Ontario (2002.09.10 21:37)
  Your pictures touched my heart all over again. I got goosebumps and the tears welled up in my eyes. God Bless the family and friends that have lost their loved ones. God Bless you all.



• Name: Steve (2002.09.10 21:49)
  Incredible Site.



• Name: hopeful!!! (2002.09.10 21:51)
  our lives may have been changed forever .......but our determination to rid this world of terrorism cannot.....stay strong north america and the rest of the world!!!!



• Name: Theresa (2002.09.10 21:54)
  I am a Canadian now living in Pa. My heart goes out to all who have lost a loved one on 9/11. Hatred kills; love, compassion and acceptance of the differences of others gives life. May we always choose life!



• Name: simpsons (2002.09.10 21:57)
  On the day before the anniversary of that tragic day it brings sadness to see the horrors again. My heart goes out to all thoses living with the memories of that tragic day. My prayers to all those who lost a love one



• Name: Richard H. Bornsen (2002.09.10 22:02)
  Thank you for sharing this sight/site. My father was an American who fought in World War II so I have always had an affinity with the American people. I cannot even imagine how they put up with this horrific tragedy. It was hard enough to see it from the safety of Canada.



• Name: Ken (2002.09.10 22:05)
  An excellent and fitting tribute to the days' events. Thank you for sharing it with everyone.



• Name: jen c (2002.09.10 22:10)
  the day of 09/11 changed the lifes of all people in the world. My thoughts and prayers go out to thoughs who lost loved ones, friends or family in the deadly tragedy. Alot of painful memories were made that day probably that no one will forget but try to conquer. May god bless you all.



• Name: Tavia, Toronto (2002.09.10 22:12)
  Great photos. Thanks for sharing them would have thought you were a profesional.



• Name: Sandra from Waterloo (2002.09.10 22:12)
  Always in our thoughts and prayers



• Name: Jenni (2002.09.10 22:13)
  Thank you for not letting us forget. God bless all his sons and daughters and help us to use these photos and our memories to remember what is truly important in life: fmaily, friends and love for humankind.



• Name: Raine, Orangeville, Ont (2002.09.10 22:14)
  Thanks Pat for bringing a vision I wish my eyes never had to see . .
  . . Good Luck and God Bless to you and to all whose lives were forever changed on that tragic day.



• Name: jrw pickering (2002.09.10 22:15)
  THANK YOU



• Name: Cathy Abraham (2002.09.10 22:16)
  Brilliant photos....



• Name: H & R from Toronto (2002.09.10 22:17)
  I'm speachless ... those pictures remind us that you can't take life for granted. Each day is a different day and you may not see tomorrow. Tell that special someone that you love them everyday ... Our hearts go out to all the families who lost their friends and families from 9/11. God bless you all!



• Name: Vanessa from Toronto (2002.09.10 22:18)
  Bless you, these pictures break my heart, but they're wonderful.



• Name: Sandeep (2002.09.10 22:20)
  The way you have presented the content is very impressive and had a very deep impact on me. Keep up the good work.
  I hope everyone learns from this tragedy.
  May God Bless everyone



• Name: Kim E, New Brunswick (2002.09.10 22:21)
  It was a day that the world stopped, but past the smoke, you could see blue skies, beautiful tree's and people moving about. In a world so beautiful, it is unbelievable that there can be such hatred. I've never been to New York, but even after all this destruction, I will visit.... someday soon. New York was then & still remains a very beautiful city & it's spirit cannot & will never be broken. Thank you.



• Name: Irene .... from Ontario (2002.09.10 22:24)
  My heart goes out........



• Name: Stephen - From Cape Breton (2002.09.10 22:24)
  A day we should not forget.....
  A day we should not allow them to forget.....
  A day to bring us together.....



• Name: barb (2002.09.10 22:28)
  i live in mississauga,ont.,but work in toronto,on sept.11,01 i was 5 minutes from work when i heard on the local radio station93.5 that a plane crashed into the world centre in new york,i could not wait to reach work to put on the tv to get more on this terrible news i had heard on the radio,until i reached work,i could not take this seriously,it seemed to hard to believe,all of us at work were shocked watching the news,terribely saddened and devasted.our thoughts are with all of you.



• Name: Danny from Toronto (2002.09.10 22:31)
  I still cannot understand how somebody could do something like this.



• Name: Dave (2002.09.10 22:33)
  Your site brought a tear to my eyes. I was also at the tragedy and i just want to thank you for your efforts in making this site. I look at the look on the rescuers face the sad determined look. And i remeber the brother i lost that day.



• Name: Frank Scott (2002.09.10 22:33)
  You have done a marvelous job with your photographs of Manhattan ,during and after September 11,God bless you and all the people of New York.God bless America.My Prayers go out to all the victims and their families.I was a Newyorker myself,I now live in Toronto Canada.



• Name: Laurie in Woodbridge (2002.09.10 22:36)
  My priorities changed that day. Suddenly you realize the time and things you take for granted everyday. It can all be taken from us in a heartbeat. Hug your friends and tell the people close to you that you Love them.God bless you!



• Name: Janet MacFarlane (2002.09.10 22:40)
  Your pictures and story are incredible. Thanks for sharing.
  Janet MacFarlane St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada



• Name: kazooom (2002.09.10 22:42)
  thank you for the chronicle, my family and I pray to GOD for the families and the US of A



• Name: John in Mississauga 10-09-02 22.45 (2002.09.10 22:53)
  Patrick, Thanks for sharing your story and photos. We will never forget this tragedy and our hearts go out to all those who lost loved ones and friends. To all Americans our thoughts are with you.



• Name: Brian (2002.09.10 22:53)
  Extrordinary



• Name: Brian T. Waterloo Ont. (2002.09.10 22:54)
  We feel your pain and we ask God to keep you safe, your friends in Canada.



• Name: anabelle (2002.09.10 22:57)
  i give my support to all who have lost and those who are grieving with the ones that have lost,i too myself have lost someone dear to me my father.remember there's a God and all those responsible eill have to give an account at the time of their deaths so nothing goes on paid for in this life.our loved ones spirits will forever be with us because it was taken away from them with knowing,they feel our pain and they are watching over us so be strong and know that theres life after death.



• Name: Brian T. Waterloo Ont.Canada (2002.09.10 22:58)
  We are family we do feel your pain we do feel your anger we do stand with you.May God Bless our American families.....



• Name: TED BLAIR (2002.09.10 23:08)
  I AM A CANADIAN IN OTTAWA ONTARIO, CANADA, AND WE ALL PRAYED THAT DAY, FOR THE USA, AND WE ALL HAD TEARS IN OUR EYES FOR YOU. GOD BLESS YOU ALL



• Name: Mark (2002.09.10 23:14)
  Great WebSite,That day will live Forever in Our Mind and our hearts to all the lives that were lost



• Name: H.K.K. TORONTO (2002.09.10 23:15)
  VERY IMPRESSIVE AND BRINGS BACK ALL THE EMOTIONS I FELT ON THAT DAY. EVERYTHING ELSE SEEMED SO TRIVIAL COMPARED TO WHAT WAS GOING ON IN NEW YORK



• Name: Georges T. Lebrun(Ottawa, 2002/09/10) (2002.09.10 23:15)
  I can not find the true word to describe that machiavellian horror!



• Name: cathy from ontario canada (2002.09.10 23:18)
  I just wanted to take this time to tell you personally how so kind and thoughful of YOU to take the time to do this site. If anyone as far as Im concerned, stumbles upon your site, they will be moved as I was. My heart pours out to those who died that day and hopefully our children will learn from this. I pray that a time of world peace is near for I feel its greatly needed, for the next generation...OUR CHILDREN.



• Name: Jeff T (2002.09.10 23:18)
  Well-Done, a very good Job.



• Name: D. Stewart (2002.09.10 23:26)
  I just wanted to tell you that what you've done here is wonderful...
  I thank-you so much...God Bless You.



• Name: MELANIE HACKETT (2002.09.10 23:35)
  I still find it hard to believe and I am brought to tears every time I see footage of what happened on that horrible day. One good thing that happened on this was that my son was born. I will never forget even if I tried. I don't think that I want to forget. I love what you did and how u brought it together. My heart goes out to U America and the rest of the world. Knowing that evil like this will always cost people their lives. It is the happiest yet saddest day of my life. Excellent work!!!!! THANK OU



• Name: Dave from Ottawa, Canada (2002.09.10 21:38)
  Lets not forget on this Anniversary of the families that will be touched forever. Amazing photos that you put together very well Patrick.
  Thank-you.



• Name: Peter Sallay (2002.09.10) (2002.09.10 23:40)
  It saddens me to realize that this is what the world has come to.
  God bless those who lost someone and God bless those brave souls who did their duty and tried to help. RIP.



• Name: Adrian in Toronto (2002.09.10 23:42)
  Thanks for your excellent work and kind heart. May your great effort reach all of our hearts and help us remember that we are all members of the same species and we all share the same rights and responsabilities. Not towards USA or Canada or Afghanistan... but towards Planet Earth.



• Name: MEAFORD(SEPT/10/02 (2002.09.10 23:42)
  MY HEART GOES OUT TO ALL OF YOU WHO LOST LOVED ONES ON THAT MOST TRAGIC DAY, AND TO ALL THE CHILDREN WHO LOST A MOM AND A DAD JUST NEVER FORGET HOW THEY LIVED AND HOW MUCH YOU LOVE THEM AND ALAWAYS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES AND THAT WILL HELP HEAL YOUR PAIN GOD BLESS YOU ALL .



• Name: Robert from Canada (2002.09.10 23:43)
  Excelent site, great example of photojournalism that works...you might consider a career change.



• Name: Harrison Ruess (2002.09.10 23:44)
  I feel that your site and your images are very professional, and very insightful. It is a nice change to get the "average persons" view of 9/11, as oppose to a big news station.
  
  
  I personally was in NYC about a week before these tragic events took place. The city was, and still is, an absolutely amazing place.
  
  
  My continued condolences to anyone who was hurt by the events of September 11, 2001.
  
  - Harrison Ruess, Toronto, Canada



• Name: Patti - Toronto (2002.09.10 23:50)
  Thank you for sharing your photo documentary...may we never witness anything like this again and may we always remember all the victims and their surviving families and friends...hope is everlasting, and good will always prevail...therefore, let us all hope and work in goodness for World Peace...



• Name: WM (2002.09.10 23:50)
  Thanks for doing this. I was working in Missouri and recall my incredulity at the images on CNN as I was leaving for work that morning. Needless to say, not much got accomplished that day...
  As a Canadian benefiting from being able to work in the US, I felt (and continue to feel) strong solidarity with our American brothers in this time of tragedy. We mourn the loss of all those innocent lives, and hope that those responsible for this inhuman act will end up being brought to a justice.



• Name: David, from Toronto (2002.09.10 23:51)
  I still, to this day, will never understand the senseless destruction of innocent lives ruined by the blind followers of a religious zealout bent on destruction of the United States and the rest of the free world. I cannot imagine what the families and friends of the victims, nor those who bravely volunteered or just did their job, have been going through from that day forward. My heart goes out to everyone of them. And God help us all who love the free world! Your site is excellent and poignant. Thank you!



• Name: Robyn in Ontario (2002.09.10 23:51)
  My thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims and their families of that horrible day. My gratitude goes out to those who risk their own lives to save others. My hopes are for an end to hatred, and peace for all. Thank you for sharing your pictures and story with all.



• Name: LYNDA-BRAMPTON, ON (2002.09.10 23:54)
  YOUR PHOTOS ARE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING... THANK YOU FOR SHARING THEM WITH THE WORLD. BIG HUGS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS SUFFERED



• Name: From Toronto 2002.09.10.23:57 (2002.09.10 23:59)
  My heart to all who lost someone on such a tragic day

I have problems getting my webhost's CGI scripts to process your entries properly.
Therefore your messages will appear here with a delay. When you click "Add To Guestbook" I receive a copy of
your entry in my mail box. Please be rest assured that all messages
will eventually get posted here unaltered and unedited.