Toronto police are investigating two separate incidents involving a Jewish-owned bakery chain, with one location damaged by gunfire and another experiencing broken windows.The incidents occurred on Sunday morning, prompting officers to respond to reports of gunshots near Yonge Street and St.Clair Avenue W., as well as a broken window at a second location near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue W.Duty Insp.Scott Bradbury confirmed evidence of a shooting was found only at the first site, with no injuries reported.The hate crime unit and guns and gangs unit are leading the investigation, though it remains unclear if the incidents are connected.Community leaders expressed concern over the targeting of Jewish businesses, noting increased antisemitic attacks across the GTA.Residents have been advised to expect heightened police presence as the inquiry continues.

CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, Noah Shack, described the events as 'shattered' the sense of security in the community, emphasizing the need for action against antisemitism following recent synagogue shootings.The article highlights ongoing tensions and the impact on local residents.