25 years after 9/11: Survivors reflect on the day that changed everything | The Current

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, survivors and witnesses reflect on the day that changed their lives. We hear from a Canadian and an American who escaped the World Trade Center, remember the desperate search for the missing across New York and meet two women whose Canada-U.S. friendship was forged in the aftermath.

00:00 - A Canadian and an American 9/11 survivor tell their stories
26:21 - Remembering the desperate search for those missing on 9/11
31:09 - A Canada-U.S. friendship forged in the aftermath of 9/11

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