Toronto police's guns and gangs and hate crime unit are investigating after two Jewish bakeries were vandalized over the weekend.
Toronto police said on Sunday they’re investigating after two Jewish-owned bakeries that are part of the same chain were vandalized, with at least one showing evidence of shots fired.
The first call came in at about 8:12 a.m., with reports of a window being struck by gunfire at Kiva’s Bagel Bar at Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West.
Police received another report at about 8:30 a.m. of a broken window at Kiva’s Steeles Avenue West location. There was no evidence of a firearm being used there.
There were no reports of injuries.
“We understand that this is concerning for those that work and live in this area, especially members of the Jewish community and we have all the resources available to thoroughly investigate this matter,” Duty Insp. Scott Bradbury told reporters on Sunday.
Members of Toronto police’s guns and gangs and hate crime unit are investigating. Bradbury said police will be canvassing the area, resulting in an increased presence.
While the two businesses are part of the same bakery chain, it is not clear at this time what other connections there may be between the two incidents.
This story was originally published by Global News on July 26, 2026. CityAM Canada is republishing it for our Canadian readers.