Police to announce arrests in mass shooting at Scarborough pub - CP24 / cp24

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Toronto police are set to announce arrests connected to a mass shooting at a Scarborough pub that injured 12. Investigators are hot on the trail amid community shock, piecing together the chaotic sequence of events in a case that seems to defy every expectation of public safety.

cp24.com/ / WARNING: Security video of mass shooting at Scarborough pub - CP24

WARNING: Security video of mass shooting at Scarborough pub CP24

theglobeandmail.com / Police arrest three suspects linked to mass shooting at Toronto pub

A total of 10 suspects have been arrested in connection with a string of violent incidents across the GTA

cp24.com/ / Video shows aftermath of deadly Toronto shooting - CP24

Video shows aftermath of deadly Toronto shooting CP24

globalnews.ca / Police make arrests in Toronto pub shooting that injured 12 people

Arrests have been made in the Scarborough pub shooting that left 12 people injured during the grand opening of Piper Arms on March 7.

torontosun.com / Arrests made in Scarborough pub mass shooting that left 12 injured

Toronto Police allege the accused were also behind 'a series of other violent incidents'

cp24.com/ / Police to announce arrests in mass shooting at Scarborough pub - CP24

Police to announce arrests in mass shooting at Scarborough pub CP24

citynews.ca / Toronto police to provide update on Scarborough pub mass shooting that injured 12

Toronto police are expected to provide an update today on the investigation of a brazen mass shooting inside the Piper Arms pub, where 12 people were injured in Scarborough. The shooting happened just after 10:30 p.m. on March 7, 2025, during the grand opening of the pub on Progress Avenue across…

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