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In the news today: U.S. consulate shooting, raging wildfires, psychiatric waits
No injuries were reported after the shooting, which prompted a brief high-speed chase of a white Honda Accord, police said.
- On Monday, July 27, 2026, shots were fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto during an early morning incident. No injuries were reported, though the shooting prompted a brief high-speed police chase.
- The consulate was targeted for the second time this year; on March 10, 2026, two suspects allegedly fired multiple shots before fleeing in a stolen vehicle.
- Police pursued a white late-model Honda Accord without licence plates that fled the scene. Investigators are currently working to identify the suspect responsible for the shooting.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he is "totally disgusted" by the shooting, while Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow called it a "blazen attack" and vowed the perpetrator will be found.
- Investigators are working to identify the suspect as authorities focus on the circumstances surrounding the two targeted attacks at the consulate this year. The ongoing investigation underscores persistent security concerns.
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