Two people are dead and four injured after gunfire erupted at Toronto's Salsa on Saint Clair Festival, with 13,000 people present and no arrests made. The city has now seen at least 33 shootings in 2026.
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What should have been a night of celebration turned deadly at Toronto's Salsa on Saint Clair Festival, an annual event honoring Latin culture that drew some 13,000 revelers on Saturday night. NPR's Chandelise Duster reported that gunfire was exchanged between two individuals, leaving at least two people dead and four others injured [1] — Chandelise Duster "Two people are dead and four injured after gunfire erupted at Toronto's Salsa on Saint Clair Festival, with 13,000 people present and no ar…" 02:35 . Toronto police recovered two firearms and found themselves working across at least three separate crime scenes. Festival organizers expressed shock and grief in a public statement, and announced the event would not continue on Sunday. As of the report, no arrests had been made. The shooting adds to a troubling trend: Toronto police data shows at least 33 shootings in the city so far in 2026, underscoring a persistent public safety challenge for Canada's largest city.
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At least two people were killed and four others injured in a shooting at the Salsa on Saint Clair Festival in Toronto on Saturday night.
Approximately 13,000 people were attending the Salsa on Saint Clair Festival in Toronto when the shooting occurred, with no arrests made.
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