One dead, five injured in shooting near Toronto’s Yorkdale mall / Globe and Mail / Canada
Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 10:20 pm
A violent shooting near Toronto’s Yorkdale Mall has resulted in one death and five injuries, with several victims in serious or critical condition. Emergency responders rushed to the scene as police launch an investigation into the incident. Community members are left reeling and questioning local safety measures.
Toronto police say they're looking for “multiple suspects” after one man was killed and five others were hurt in a shooting Tuesday night
Paramedics said that the conditions of the victims range from serious to critical
La fusillade est survenue mardi soir près d’un centre commercial. Les victimes hospitalisées devraient survivre.
Around 8:40 p.m., officers said they were called to the area of Flemington Road and Zachary Court, not far south of Yorkdale Mall, for reports of a shooting.
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