Two synagogues in Toronto were targeted in separate gunfire incidents, with no injuries, amid rising antisemitism.

Police in the Greater Toronto Area are investigating gunfire at two synagogues in Vaughan and North York, with bullet holes found at both sites. No injuries were reported, but officials confirmed the attacks targeted faith-based institutions. A dark sedan was spotted near one site, and authorities have increased patrols near religious sites. The incidents follow a prior synagogue shooting earlier in the week, with officials citing rising antisemitism amid global tensions. York and Toronto police are collaborating on the investigation and urging the public to provide information.