Well-wishers laid flowers on Sunday (April 27) near the site where at least 11 people were killed and dozens injured when a man rammed an SUV through a crowd at a Filipino community festival in the western Canadian city of Vancouver on Saturday (April 26) evening.

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Suspect in car attack on Filipino festival had mental health issues: police

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Police arrested a 30-year-old Vancouver man at the scene of the incident on Saturday evening, describing him as having had a "significant history" of interactions with authorities involving mental health. They said there was no evidence of terrorism.

More than 100 police officers joined the investigation, as local officials worked with provincial and federal authorities to provide support services.

The attack on Saturday evening took place two days before Canada's federal election on Monday. A spokesperson for Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he would be traveling to Vancouver on Sunday.