• Name: shaun stinson (2002.10.21 21:57)
  i feel sorry but i know those who lost their familys will still think of them in their heart i watched on the news i live in toronto canada i saw when the 1 and second pleans hit the towers and i hope that when they find bin laden they will put him away for good and all i have to say is god bless everyone and i hope more of bin ladens men will not come to canada i think they will hit the cn tower or something else tall



• Name: Mississauga (2002.10.22 10:28)
  Thank you for sharing your photoes with us.



• Name: Zana from Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (2002.10.22 23:00)
  Although horrific, I applaud your tastefulness in how you have presented what the lens of your camera captured. I remember a friend lost in Washington, close to retirement, with bittersweet memories. To all those families and friends of those lost or injured, my deepest sympathies. As time passes, may you heal, stronger for what you have endured. May Peace be with us all. And may calm reason prevail over political posturing and agendas of all sides. Thank you for taking these photos and creating a site for them.



• Name: edita - toronto (2002.10.24 14:11)
  all i have to say is that tears have fallen down my eyes as soon as i saw the first building fall i was thinking to myself omg.... may the lord be with those whom have lost a loved one ... i remember being in the wtc taking pictures all i have to say is god bless america .........



• Name: From Canada (2002.10.24 15:06)
  The tragedy of September 11th will never be forgotten. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and your tragic but amazing photos...9/11 will never be forgotten...but...The United States MUST make a better effort to change its double-standard foreign policies towards the world, so that a tragedy such as this one can never happen again...George W. Bush's idiotic foreign policies are going to destroy the world...



• Name: Alana (2002.10.24 16:06)
  I was very touched by the pictures you took. I live in a small town north of Toronto and I was saddened and petrified for the world that day. I am a mother, daughter, sister, girlfriend and friend and I could not imagine losing these titles because of the inhuman acts of some people over religion. Something that is supposed to bring us all closer together in unity not farther apart in hate. God bless the survivors, the volunteers, the rescuer workers and the relatives of everyone who perished on 9/11. My prayers are with you and world peace and understanding.



• Name: From Oshawa, ON Canada (2002.11.06 21:03)
  I still cry when I see or hear about 9/11.



• Name: Elizabeth from Toronto (2002.11.06 23:23)
  Thank you for sharing your thoughts and photos. It reopens my feelings of that unforgettable day, as I watched in sadness all the unspeakable horror unfolding. God Bless You, the American people and all of us.



• Name: Justice (2003.01.01 16:23)
  what you saw was what America created!! what America breed, sorry for the victimes, but jusctice is done!!!



• Name: David (2003.01.01 19:30)
  Thanks for a great site. I don't remember where I was for JFK or Elvis but I will always remember where I was Sept 11.



• Name: Jane from Toronto (2002.01.02 14:11)
  Anytime I look at these pictures, my tears coming out!



• Name: Lisa, Beeton, On. Canada (2003.01.02 17:40)
  My heart goes out to all the families that were affected by this tragedy.God bless you.



• Name: Steve Almond (2003.01.02 23:55)
  What an incredible job of thinking and acting. I praise your resence of mind to take the pictures. What a sad day.



• Name: Scarborough (2003.01.03 10:27)
  Thank-you. We need sites like this so that we never forget this tragedy. The victims should never be forgotten and the culprits should never be forgiven. Your photos have touched myself and my family and we all thank-you for your tribute.



• Name: Jim Mousso, Waterloo, ON (2003.01.03 19:18)
  It is truly sad that so called enlightened, educated people would think that the way to advance their culture or improve the standard of living of their "chosen people" is through the death and destruction of others.



• Name: Waterloo (2003.01.03 21:33)
  Good job



• Name: Margaret & Roger in Ottawa (2003.01.04 00:21)
  Tks for sharing your photos. We visited N.Y. 5 mos later and viewed Ground O and were overwhelmed. We can imagine what it was like to be there that day. Our prayers go out to all of the families who lost loved ones. God bless America and may he guide all free and peace-loving people everywhere to stand firm against terrorists wherever they may be!



• Name: Louise (2003.01.04 07:01)
  Excellent! what else is there to say, never forget and hope for a brighter future for all of us.



• Name: Russell Rose (2003.01.04 08:29)
  Great pictures.



• Name: BILL AND JILL HICKS TORONTO (2003.01.04 09:16)
  thank yoy for this site it was a tragedy i well never forget it well be in my thoughts for as long as i live god bless the families that lost someone that day



• Name: Donna Saunders & family-London Ontario (2003.01.04 09:53)
  I was having coffee with a friend that morning of 9/11 when I saw this terrible tragedy on tv. I rushed home and tried calling my son that lived in NYC and of course I couldn't get through, the lines where all down. After listening and wondering they finally told people to call Ottawa and leave information regarding family in NYC with information about us as well. We finally heard the news from a friend of my sons on a cel phone that my he was ok. The first thing I had to do was call Ottawa back and tell them my son was alright, so they could take his name off the list. I know how these families in NYC and all over the country felt with family being there in NYC at the time of this tragedy. Later my son was able to call me, it was overwhelming to hear his voice and a relief knowing he was alive. Since that tragic I have been to NYC to visit my son and he took me to the site where The Trade Center was. It was a very emotional time for me to see all the damage done and the memories of the Hope Wall of families that lost loved ones and friends. My heart, thoughts, and prayers go out to all the families and friends that have lost loved ones in this terrible tragedy God Bless. Thank you for sharing your photos and your story with us. Excellent work, good luck and best wishes to you Pat in the future.



• Name: Jozette Aaron, author (2003.01.04 11:01)
  This tragic event is well documented here and it saddend me to relive the horrors of that day, but it is also necessary lest we forget. I was born and raised in NYC and seeing my home destroyed, reading about the lives lost, looking into the eyes of pain and despair...my heart bleeds and will be a long time healing.
  Thank you...and God bless.



• Name: Diane in Toronto (2003.01.04 12:43)
  Thank you Patrick, this is one day you do not want to forget. May God bless them all.



• Name: Marg - Saint John,NB (2003.01.04 13:36)
  Excellent work and you seem to know when to speak and when to let your pictures speak for you, a knowledge many in mainstream media don't possess. 'May God hold you in the palm of His Hand.'



• Name: Sara from New Brunswick (2003.01.04 14:53)
  God Bless. I'll never foget something I heard Bush say that day "We will show the world that we will pass this test". I beleive the United States has showen that they could. I read every page of your site and it made me cry. God Bless. Canada and US= United we Stand!



• Name: kate (2003.01.04 15:16)
  That day touched us all. Never forget what you have..God Bless!

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