Toronto police are investigating the vandalism of two Jewish-owned bakeries that belong to the same chain.The first incident occurred around 8:12 a.m.at Kiva’s Bagel Bar on Yonge Street and St.Clair Avenue West, where gunfire struck a window.A second report came in at approximately 8:30 a.m.about a broken window at the Kiva’s Steeles Avenue West location, though no firearm was involved there.Authorities confirmed no injuries were reported.The police’s guns and gangs unit is examining the incidents, with Duty Insp.Scott Bradbury noting increased patrols in the area.While both locations are part of the same bakery chain, it remains unclear if there is a direct link between the two events.The attacks have raised concerns about anti-Semitic acts, prompting calls for heightened security measures.

Community leaders and Jewish organizations are urging authorities to prioritize hate crime investigations, emphasizing the importance of protecting vulnerable communities.The incidents highlight ongoing tensions related to targeted vandalism against religious groups in Toronto.