Two people were killed and at least four others seriously wounded in a shooting at a salsa festival on Saturday that drew thousands of people in Toronto, Canadian police said.Investigators said “there was an exchange of gunfire between two individuals, and two firearms were recovered.”They emphasized the danger the apparent settling of scores could have posed to the more than 13,000 people attending the Latin music festival.“Two males have been pronounced dead” and “another four individuals have been transported to local hospitals with serious injuries,” Toronto’s deputy police chief, Frank Barredo, said.Police had initially referred to an “active shooter,” but “that does not appear to be the case,” Barredo said.Asked about the perpetrators, he did “not rule out” that more people could have been involved than the two mentioned.“There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Investigators said “there was an exchange of gunfire between two individuals, and two firearms were recovered.”They emphasized the danger the apparent settling of scores could have posed to the more than 13,000 people attending the Latin music festival.“Two males have been pronounced dead” and “another four individuals have been transported to local hospitals with serious injuries,” Toronto’s deputy police chief, Frank Barredo, said.Police had initially referred to an “active shooter,” but “that does not appear to be the case,” Barredo said.Asked about the perpetrators, he did “not rule out” that more people could have been involved than the two mentioned.“There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP They emphasized the danger the apparent settling of scores could have posed to the more than 13,000 people attending the Latin music festival.“Two males have been pronounced dead” and “another four individuals have been transported to local hospitals with serious injuries,” Toronto’s deputy police chief, Frank Barredo, said.Police had initially referred to an “active shooter,” but “that does not appear to be the case,” Barredo said.Asked about the perpetrators, he did “not rule out” that more people could have been involved than the two mentioned.“There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP “Two males have been pronounced dead” and “another four individuals have been transported to local hospitals with serious injuries,” Toronto’s deputy police chief, Frank Barredo, said.Police had initially referred to an “active shooter,” but “that does not appear to be the case,” Barredo said.Asked about the perpetrators, he did “not rule out” that more people could have been involved than the two mentioned.“There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Police had initially referred to an “active shooter,” but “that does not appear to be the case,” Barredo said.Asked about the perpetrators, he did “not rule out” that more people could have been involved than the two mentioned.“There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Asked about the perpetrators, he did “not rule out” that more people could have been involved than the two mentioned.“There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP “There have been no arrests at this time,” Barredo said.• PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP • PM Carney ‘horrified’ –Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on X that he was “horrified by the shooting that has killed two people at the Salsa on St. Clair Festival in Toronto.”“My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP “My prayers are with the families grieving their loved ones,” he said.Related NewsLekki’s ‘area boys’: Sanwo-Olu must act now!Police arrest 14 suspected drug dealers, seize illicit drugs in Yobe raidPolice arrest five suspected cultists in LagosCarney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Carney also expressed his thanks “to the police officers and other first responders whose courage and fast action prevented further tragedy.”Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow said she was “deeply disturbed and angry about this reckless and irresponsible act of violence right in the middle of a festival attended by families, children, seniors.”Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Jason Ferda, who was attending the festival, told AFP he initially thought it was “fireworks.”“I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP “I was scared, I left,” he said.Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP Another witness told local broadcaster CTV News that a state of panic washed over the crowd.“Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP “Suddenly, everybody was running towards the stage, and everyone was like what’s going on and the police came and they stopped the music,” the bystander said.“Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP “Everything happened so fast.”The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP The incident follows another shooting in Montreal late last month in which two people, including a police officer, were killed by an assailant who was then shot dead by law enforcement.A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP A school shooting in the small western mining town of Tumbler Ridge killed eight people in February, including the shooter’s mother and half-brother, and wounded 27 before she took her own life.AFP AFP