section_path: Aftermath
section_name: Aftermath
paragraph_text: Aftermath
  
  The attack occurred in the final days of the Canadian federal election campaign. Following the attack, Mark Carney cancelled election events by the Liberal Party in Calgary and Richmond and went to the site of the attack on April 27 before meeting with relatives of the victims and participating in a church vigil. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre made an unscheduled visit at a church in Mississauga to meet members of the Filipino community. New Democrat leader Jagmeet Singh cancelled his scheduled appearances on April 27.
  
  The roads surrounding where the attack took place, namely Fraser Street and East 43rd Avenue, remained closed in the days after. A large roadside memorial was set up at the corner of Fraser Street and East 41st by John Oliver Secondary School.
  
  On May 22, the City of Vancouver moved the temporary memorials on the corner of East 41st Avenue and Fraser Street, along East 43rd Avenue near St George Street, and East 44th Avenue and Fraser Street. Items from the memorial have been moved to another temporary memorial at Mountain View Cemetery. The memorial at East 43rd Avenue and Fraser Street has remained however, as officials say it is a significant site to the community.