Survivors sharing their stories following Paris attacks

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(With files from The Canadian Press)

French authorities have released the name of one of the seven attackers who took part in Friday’s six-pronged assault that killed 129 people in Paris.

He is 29-year old Ismael Mostefai  who was born in France and was known to authorities for being a radical.

Mostefai was identified by prints from a severed finger.

Officials say his father, a brother, and other family members have been detained for questioning.

All seven attackers died in the slaughter, which also left 350 people injured — many critically

However, many people did manage to escape the 6 attacks in paris with their lives – and they’re coming forward to tell their stories.

680’s Kris McCusker has details.

Thanks to 680News for the audio.

In many Canadian cities, marches and vigils were held as a show of solidarity with France in its battle against terrorism.

In Montreal, the French national anthem was played at the Bell Centre before the start of last night’s game between the Canadiens and Colorado Avalanche.

About three-thousand French troops have been deployed around Paris to protect the city and reassure shaken residents.

Across France, churches are expected to be filled today during services to honour those killed and injured in Friday’s attacks.

In Paris, Notre Dame Cathedral, which is closed to tourists, will hold a special service (at 12:30 p-m Eastern) for families of the victims