🇨🇦 13,000 at a festival, gunfire in the crowd, and police say the public is not at risk

That is Toronto in one sentence. Two dead, four seriously injured, at least two shooters, three crime scenes, and cops still serving the usual calming syrup after the fact, as reported. Deputy Chief Frank Barredo admits they do not know how many shots were fired and are not ruling out additional shooters, but somehow the public can relax. Sure. In a city where civilians are treated like the problem and violent networks keep testing the boundaries of a state too timid to enforce them.

Olivia Chow appears to thank first responders, because that is what this managerial class does after turning every major city into a live demonstration of liberal decline. Mass immigration without assimilation, soft policing, endless excuses, and imported criminality wrapped in diversity slogans produce exactly this kind of chaos. Trudeau-era Canada sold social cohesion for photo ops and GDP padding, and Toronto is paying in blood, fear, and the steady normalization of public violence.

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