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A man is dead after a shooting outside Scotiabank Arena on Saturday night and Toronto police say they are searching for two suspects.

Anne Marie Aikins, spokesperson for Metrolinx, said on Twitter: "I happened to be in Union Station with my family when it was evacuated. One of the suspects fled on foot into Union Station, which prompted police to lock it down briefly as they searched the station. I don't believe there is further public risk at this time." When police arrived on the scene, they found the man on the ground and in life-threatening condition, according to Duty Insp. Paul Krawczyk. The man was pronounced dead on the scene. The shooting happened in the area of York Street and Bremner Boulevard. Toronto police received a call about the shooting at about 7:30 p.m. Callers reported hearing several gunshots. A man is dead after a shooting outside Scotiabank Arena on Saturday night and Toronto police say they are searching for two suspects.

Union Station is being locked down following a shooting that has left one person with life-threatening injuries, Toronto police say.

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The police service tweeted Saturday evening that they had responded to a shooting at York St. and Bremner Blvd. where the busy transportation hub is located, ...

Krawczyk says there are no details on the victim yet and no suspect descriptions, but urged anyone with information on the shooting to contact police. Krawczyk says officers do not have anyone in custody but believe the shooting was targeted and there is no current risk to public safety. He says one of the two suspects identified in the case was seen fleeing southbound, but a lockdown was put in place when the second was seen running into the station itself.

Heightened security is likely in the vicinity of Toronto's Union Station after a shooting left one person injured around 19:50. Police are investigating the ...

Adhere to all instructions issued by local officials. Consider taking alternative routes to circumvent any related transport disruptions. Police officials did not immediately release any information regarding suspects involved in the shooting.

A male victim has been pronounced dead following a shooting that locked down Toronto's Union Station for much of the evening, Toronto police say.

“I understand that this would be very concerning for the public, to happen in such a public spot at 7:30 in the evening shortly after a Blue Jays game gets out,” Krawczyk said. “Our staff are all safe and in a secure location.” “So I want people to know that they can get home safely.” Earlier in the day, the city said that the Toronto sign would be dimmed Saturday night “to commemorate the 2012 Danzig Tragedy, the lives lost and for those who continue to be affected by gun violence in Toronto.” Police described the shooting as targeted and said they continue to search for the two outstanding suspects. Toronto police said they responded to multiple calls about the sound of gunshots outside Scotiabank Arena and the nearby entrance to Union Station shortly after 7:30 p.m.

Police said Union Station was being placed under lockdown on Saturday night after a man was critically injured following a shooting.

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A male victim has been pronounced dead following a shooting that locked down Toronto's Union Station for much of the evening, Toronto police say.

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Union Station has been locked down following a shooting that has left one person with life-threatening injuries, Toronto police say.

“I understand that this would be very concerning for the public, to happen in such a public spot at 7:30 in the evening shortly after a Blue Jays game gets out,” Krawczyk said. “Our staff are all safe and in a secure location.” “So I want people to know that they can get home safely.” Earlier in the day, the city said that the Toronto sign would be dimmed Saturday night “to commemorate the 2012 Danzig Tragedy, the lives lost and for those who continue to be affected by gun violence in Toronto.” Police described the shooting as targeted and said they continue to search for the two outstanding suspects. Toronto police said they responded to multiple calls about the sound of gunshots outside Scotiabank Arena and the nearby entrance to Union Station shortly after 7:30 p.m.

TORONTO — A shooting outside one of Toronto's primary transportation hubs left one man dead and briefly paused all train and bus services through Union ...

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One man is dead following a shooting outside of Scotiabank Arena on Saturday night which triggered a brief lockdown of nearby Union Station as train and bus ...

One man has died after a shooting near Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, which led to Union Station being locked down for two hours.

Duty Inspector Paul Krawcyzk, who was on the scene, provided details to media. One gunshot victim was reported to have life-threatening injuries and was being treated by medics. The TPS believes the shooting was targeted and is on the hunt for two suspects, both of whom fled the scene.