Toronto Bar Shooting Leaves 12 Injured, Police Hunt for Three Suspects

Masked gunmen opened fire indiscriminately at a pub's opening night, with no clear motive yet identified.

Twelve people were injured in a shooting at the Piper Arms pub in Toronto on Friday night, with six suffering gunshot wounds and others hurt by shattered glass.
The victims, aged between their 20s and 50s, were hospitalized, but none are in life-threatening condition, according to police.
Authorities are searching for three masked male suspects who fled the scene in a silver car; a motive for the attack remains unknown.
The shooting occurred during the pub's opening night in the Scarborough district, leaving the crime scene heavily damaged with broken glass and bloodstains.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow expressed shock at the incident and confirmed that police resources are fully mobilized for the investigation.