Toronto police are investigating damage at two locations of Kiva’s, a Jewish-owned bakery chain, after one branch was struck by gunfire and another had a window smashed early Sunday. No injuries were reported in either incident.

Officers responded at 8:12 a.m. to the Kiva’s location near Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West, where investigators found evidence that shots had been fired into a window. Police received a second call around 8:30 a.m. about damage at another Kiva’s location near Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue West, but found no evidence of gunfire there.

Investigators believe the damage occurred overnight and are examining whether the incidents are connected. Toronto police’s Hate Crime Unit and Integrated Gun and Gang Task Force are involved, though authorities have not formally confirmed an antisemitic motive. Residents were told to expect an increased police presence while the investigation continues.

“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 said.

Noah Shack, CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, said the incidents had “shattered” the community’s sense of security. Adam Minsky, president of the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, said residents who frequent the bakeries were “incredibly shaken.” Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow called the incidents “targeted attacks” that were “vile” and “unacceptable,” adding, “I will always stand with Toronto’s Jewish community against antisemitism.”