Four people are injured after a shooting near Kensington Market Sunday evening, paramedics say.

Toronto police were called to the area of Augusta Ave. and College St., just west of Spadina Ave., around 10:30 p.m. for reports of gunfire, Const. David Hopkinson said.

When emergency services arrived on scene, four victims were located with gunshot wounds.

Paramedics said one man in his 20s was taken to a trauma centre with multiple gunshot wounds in serious, possibly life-threatening condition. The second victim was also a man in his 20s who was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, but not life threatening. The two other people were transported to local hospitals with minor injuries.

Hopkinson said there are reports that four possible suspects were seen running away.

No suspect description has been released. Police have closed the area for investigation.

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The shooting comes a day after two men were shot and killed on Queen St. W. Police said Sunday that the victims were Jahvante Smart, 21, and Ernest Modekwe, 28, both of Toronto.

Various members of the hip-hop community, as well as music publications, identified the victims as rappers Smoke Dawg and Koba Prime, also known as Kosi.

A woman was also injured during the shooting, but police said she is expected to survive.

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Speaking to reporters Sunday morning, Mayor John Tory said he’s “damn mad” about the rash of gun violence across the city.

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“I’ve talked to Chief (Mark) Saunders this morning and I know they’re hard at work on this (shooting) and some of the other shootings we’ve experienced this year,” Tory said.

He reiterated that Toronto is safe, saying that gangs are “the only ones who pose a threat to the safety of the city.”