Toronto Pub Shooting: At Least 11 Injured, Police Launch Manhunt for Gunman

Toronto: A mass shooting at a pub in Scarborough, Toronto, late Friday night has left at least 11 people injured, prompting a large-scale investigation by law enforcement authorities. The attack occurred around 10:30 PM near Progress Avenue and Corporate Drive, sending shockwaves through the community.

According to Toronto Police, multiple individuals inside the pub were struck by gunfire when an unidentified assailant opened fire. Emergency responders rushed to the scene, providing immediate medical assistance and transporting the injured to nearby hospitals. However, authorities have not yet disclosed the conditions of the victims.

Law enforcement officials have yet to determine a possible motive behind the attack or the type of weapon used. Authorities are actively pursuing leads and reviewing security camera footage from the area to identify and track down the shooter. The suspect remains at large, and police have urged the public to come forward with any information that may aid the investigation.

Toronto Police have deployed additional officers to the area and are working with forensic teams to analyze evidence from the crime scene. “Our priority is to ensure the safety of the community and bring the perpetrator to justice,” a spokesperson for the department stated.

The shooting has left local residents and pubgoers shaken, raising concerns about public safety. Witnesses described the terrifying moments when gunfire erupted inside the crowded establishment, causing panic and chaos. Some patrons reportedly took cover under tables, while others fled the scene in fear.

A local resident, who wished to remain anonymous, expressed concern over the increasing incidents of violence in the area. “We come to these places to relax and socialize, but now it feels like nowhere is truly safe,” they said.

As the investigation continues, police have urged residents and businesses in the area to remain vigilant. Authorities have also encouraged anyone with relevant information or video footage from the time of the incident to contact Toronto Police or Crime Stoppers.