Canadian police are hunting for three suspects after a Toronto pub shooting left at least 12 people injured.
Canadian police are searching for three male suspects after a shooting at a Toronto pub left at least 12 people injured.
Authorities say the suspects, armed with an assault rifle and handguns, entered the pub and opened fire indiscriminately, but their motive remains unknown.
The victims range in age from their 20s to mid-50s.
Six people suffered gunshot wounds, while four sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The condition of the remaining victims is not yet known.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said "all necessary resources" are being deployed for the investigation and expressed sympathy for the victims in a social media post.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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