3 people dead after shooting in Toronto's Don Mills neighbourhood, school under lockdown
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Three adults have died after a shooting in a North York building that also houses a daycare in a separate space.
Three adults have died after a shooting inside an office space near a daycare and a school in North York.
The incident happened inside the lobby of an office in a building located near Don Mills and Mallard roads at around 3:30 p.m.
There is a large police presence in the area, including outside Northmount School, the independent all-boys Catholic school at 26 Mallard Road.
The school was temporarily placed under a lockdown on Monday afternoon along with the daycare in the building next door. It is not immediately clear which building the shooting occurred in. The Emergency Task Force and the Canine Unit are now clearing the daycare and the school.
Police say that the shooting took place inside the lobby of an office space. They did not confirm whether the shooting took place inside the school.
The school was temporarily placed under a lockdown. The Emergency Task Force along with the Canine Unit are now clearing the building.
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