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Although no one was hurt, a building that frequently sees protests suffered a firearm discharge, leading to a road closure. Toronto Police confirmed bullets struck the American consulate in the city's downtown area early on Tuesday. The event happened about 5:29 a.m., leaving at least two bullet marks on the main entrance's glass door.
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