Toronto police are investigating after gunfire erupted outside the U.S. Consulate in the city's downtown early Monday morning. Officers responded to reports of shots fired and found evidence of a firearm discharge near the building, authorities said. The consulate was surrounded by police as the investigation got underway, with officers cordoning off the area for several hours to collect evidence. No injuries have been reported, and it is not yet clear if any suspects have been taken into custody. According to CBC, the same consulate building was also shot at on March 10, and police are looking into whether the two incidents are connected. The U.S. Consulate is located in a busy part of downtown Toronto, near major roads and office towers. Police have not released details about a possible motive or description of a suspect. The investigation is ongoing, and officers are reviewing security footage and speaking with witnesses. The consulate itself remained operational but with heightened security. This is the second time in recent months that the diplomatic mission has been the target of gunfire, raising concerns about security in the area. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.