A soldier patrols at Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, Monday, Nov. 16, 2015. France is urging its European partners to move swiftly to boost intelligence sharing, fight arms trafficking and terror financing, and strengthen border security in the wake of the Paris attacks. (AP Photo/Peter Dejong)The Associated Press
A Foreign Affairs spokeswoman says a Canadian was injured during the Paris attacks on Friday.
Diana Khaddaj says in an e-mail that Canadian consular officials in Paris are in contact with the family of the Canadian and are providing assistance.
She says no other information is being released for privacy reasons.
The injured is a woman who holds dual Canadian and American citizenship, an embassy official said.
The co-ordinated gun and bomb attacks on France's national stadium, a concert hall and cafes left 129 people dead and 350 wounded.
Islamic State militants have claimed responsibility for the attacks and are threatening to attack all nations involved in bombing IS positions in Syria and Iraq.