The 29yearold shooter fired at people on the street as he walked through the Greektown neighbourhood
ISIS is claiming responsibility for Sunday's mass shooting in Toronto.
In a statement, the group says he carried out the attack to target what ISIS called "citizens of the coalition countries."
The 29-year-old shooter fired at people on the street as he walked through the Greektown neighborhood of the Danforth.
His family told police he suffered from depression and other mental problems.
Meanwhile, Toronto's police chief says there's no information linking ISIS to the attack, which left two dead and 13 wounded.
Mark Saunders says his officers will continue to explore every avenue in their investigation.
Toronto city council has come up with a list of measures it wants implemented to try to deal with a surge in fatal shootings.
They include asking the federal government to ban the sale of handguns within city limits and asking the province to outlaw the sale of handgun ammunition in Toronto.
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— with files from The Canadian Press