Toronto witnessed a tragic shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival on Saturday evening, resulting in the deaths of at least two people and multiple injuries.
The violence broke out just after 8 p.m. at Canada's largest Latin street festival, leaving two victims pronounced dead at the scene.
Reports from the scene described bystanders fleeing in panic as gunshots rang out, while Toronto Police issued updates on social media stating that officers had secured the area but were still searching for the suspect or suspects responsible.
A total of six people were found with gunshot wounds and were being treated for their injuries, and authorities urged the public to avoid the area while the investigation continued.
No immediate details were released about the identity of the shooter or the motive behind the attack, and Toronto Police have not yet determined whether the shooting was a targeted attack, a fight, or random violence.
The suspect remains at large as of Saturday evening, and investigators are asking for any witnesses or video evidence that could help identify those responsible and bring the perpetrator to justice.
Toronto Police are working tirelessly to gather more information and provide updates on the situation, but as of now, the motive behind the attack and the identity of the shooter remain unclear.
The public is being asked to cooperate with the investigation by providing any relevant information or evidence that could aid in the capture of the suspect and the resolution of the case.
