Toronto police are investigating two incidents involving Jewish-owned bakery locations in the Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue area. City News Toronto reports police are called just after 8 a.m. following reports that the window of Kiva’s Bagel Bar had been struck by gunfire. Investigators confirm they locate evidence at the scene and are working to determine what happened.
Global News (Canada) says the incidents occur over the weekend and involve vandalism at two Jewish bakeries, along with shots fired at one location. Fox News similarly describes police investigating gunfire at one site and window damage at a second location, noting that the Hate Crime Unit is involved.
Across the reports, police treat the events as potentially hate-motivated due to their impact on Jewish-owned businesses, and they continue to investigate the circumstances, including the extent of damage and any possible connections between the incidents. No information about suspects, motives, or injuries is provided in the excerpts.
