On Friday night, twelve individuals were injured in a reckless shooting at a local pub, prompting an extensive manhunt for the suspects involved.
**Shooting at Toronto Pub Leaves 12 Injured; Suspects Still at Large**

**Shooting at Toronto Pub Leaves 12 Injured; Suspects Still at Large**
A recent shooting incident in Toronto’s Scarborough area has resulted in numerous injuries and raised significant community concerns.
The shooting occurred around 10:39 PM local time at a pub close to Scarborough city center in eastern Toronto, where three men reportedly entered and opened fire. According to Toronto police, six victims suffered bullet wounds while others were injured by glass fragments, but thankfully, none of the injuries were life-threatening.
Police Superintendent Paul MacIntyre characterized the attack as “brazen and reckless,” indicating that the motive remains unclear and that investigators are pursuing all potential leads. He emphasized the community's shock, stating, “This was a brazen and reckless act of violence that’s really shaken our community and the city itself.” Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic scene with shattered glass and blood throughout the pub.
Mayor Olivia Chow expressed profound concern about the incident, highlighting the troubling nature of the mass shooting given the number of people harmed. She confirmed that police had been investigating tirelessly since the shooting occurred and noted that one suspect, who wore a black balaclava, has been observed fleeing the scene in a silver car.
Premier Doug Ford also condemned the shooting on social media, expressing full support for Toronto police in their ongoing search for the assailants. The nature of injuries incurred during the attack is notably higher than previous incidents in the area; in contrast, eight people were harmed in shootings in the same police division last year.
Toronto has seen a troubling pattern of gun violence, with 43 shooting-related deaths reported last year in the city of three million residents. While Canada generally has a lower rate of firearm homicides compared to the United States, incidents like this push communities to grapple with their safety and the ongoing issue of gun violence.
Police Superintendent Paul MacIntyre characterized the attack as “brazen and reckless,” indicating that the motive remains unclear and that investigators are pursuing all potential leads. He emphasized the community's shock, stating, “This was a brazen and reckless act of violence that’s really shaken our community and the city itself.” Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic scene with shattered glass and blood throughout the pub.
Mayor Olivia Chow expressed profound concern about the incident, highlighting the troubling nature of the mass shooting given the number of people harmed. She confirmed that police had been investigating tirelessly since the shooting occurred and noted that one suspect, who wore a black balaclava, has been observed fleeing the scene in a silver car.
Premier Doug Ford also condemned the shooting on social media, expressing full support for Toronto police in their ongoing search for the assailants. The nature of injuries incurred during the attack is notably higher than previous incidents in the area; in contrast, eight people were harmed in shootings in the same police division last year.
Toronto has seen a troubling pattern of gun violence, with 43 shooting-related deaths reported last year in the city of three million residents. While Canada generally has a lower rate of firearm homicides compared to the United States, incidents like this push communities to grapple with their safety and the ongoing issue of gun violence.