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Safety > pride
Well the World Championships were canceled all together the year the plane carrying Team USA crashed. That is the first that pops to mind for something like this. But that was a very different time and this is a very different competition.
I think delaying to Sunday might be a reasonable compromise. Most people would still be around and able to participate, it gives people time to rest and keep things as sane as possible.
but as alain06fr said - life must go on. I don't think canceling it is the right thing to do.
EDIT: Sabena Flight 548 if anyone is interested.

I don't think there is ANY indication that there's a safety issue around TEB in Bordeaux,
Yes, Safety is the main concern, but there's non need to succumb to terrorism otherwise.
They were postponed before being moved to Russia after the Tsunami were they not? The difference here is that season is not over like it would be if this were the World Championships. There are other events that these skaters can be moved to should they need points to qualify for the GPF. It may take some re-scheduling but, I think it can be done.
Bataclan operation is reported to be over. Let's hope that 100 are okay.
When things like this happen, the entire country is put on alert. How do you know attacks aren't planned in other parts of France? Hollande has closed the borders bc they anticipate further attacks.
I just heard on the news here that the siege at the Bataclan is over and police have killed the gunmen there.

They were postponed before being moved to Russia after the Tsunami were they not? The difference here is that season is not over like it would be if this were the World Championships. There are other events that these skaters can be moved to should they need points to qualify for the GPF. It may take some re-scheduling but, I think it can be done.
I does seem in poor taste to hold the event, but at the same time, I don't think it is right for the athletes to not still get the chance to compete because of this. Some may not be able to make a rescheduled event. It is a hard balance. I generally feel that we should strive to not create more people harmed, and rescheduling could harm some skaters.
I think it may take place but not as an event, just a closed door judging session. I think it was the Emmys that did something like that a few year back, gave out the awards, but skipped the event stuff. This keeps it respectful to the victims, but also gives the skaters a chance to keep their lives as normal as possible.
While Bordeaux is a ways away, it is still not that far. I am sure many people working at the venue have loved ones who live in Paris for instance.
I am wondering if this might shed some light on Misha's passport issues. Maybe France had some idea something was going on and was on a higher security alert than normally. This does not seem that implausible or unreasonable actually.