Mike Spicer said he heard gunshots and saw a man running east -- in the direction of the Eaton Centre -- while holding a gun. The man was running toward Spadina on a street several blocks south of College Street, Mr. Spicer said. “We heard three shots fired, and we just said, ‘Oh, it sounds like a gun,’” he said. “And all three of us looked that were in the car and there was a guy running down the street toward us with a gun.” He said the man was holding a handgun in his right hand as he ran. He described him as black and said he was wearing a grey hoodie and loose-fitting black jeans. Police have so far declined to comment on reports of the Spadina-area shooting. Councillor Adam Vaughan said it’s not clear how, or if, the two incidents are related. “For a while it looked like the two were directly connected, but they are part of the same issue we’ve been managing, or trying to manage, without any resources,” he said. “But it’s unclear now how intricately the two are related.”

• Male, 25, dead
• Male, 20, critical condition
• Male, 13, critical condition
• Female, no age given, serious condition
• Male, no age given, serious condition
• Female, no age given, serious condition
• Pregnant female, no age given, went into labour after being knocked down
• Female, no age given, grazed by bullet

"On June 2, a horrible event happened in Toronto. Someone went into one of the city's favourite places, and decided to open fire. They killed one person, injured a few more, and the resulting chaos resulted in two more injured. This is not Toronto. Toronto is a place where people care about each other. Where people come together despite their differences, share their cultures and build lives. I firmly believe the city is safe, wonderful place. Events like this are the exception, not the norm."