A gunman fired shots at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto on Monday, the second such attack on the building this year. No one was injured, but the building's facade was damaged and a single shell casing was recovered from the scene, according to authorities investigating the incident.

The consulate confirmed it remains open and operating normally, though some routine services for U.S. citizens in Toronto are being rescheduled as a precaution. The shooting comes amid a wider run of gun and vandalism incidents in Toronto, including a separate case targeting a Jewish-owned bakery chain, though authorities have not confirmed any link between the two.