"We're down probably about 95 per cent," he said Tuesday during what would have been a busy lunch hour before the pandemic. "Not a great feeling."

Police said 25-year-old Ibraheem Haddad of Toronto was arrested and charged in connection with the collision. 

Police said they were called to the area of Sherbourne and Dundas streets just after 10 a.m. on Wednesday for reports of a person with a knife. 

A police spokesperson said the body was found in a home in the area of King and Portland streets during the afternoon hours. 

Emergency crews were called to the scene around 12:45 p.m. on Wednesday.

"The broken windows from the last incident were just fixed and now they are again to be repaired for the third time in a 21-day period."

Police said they were called to the area of Portland and King streets at 3:09 a.m. and worked to break up a fight. 

Global News has obtained video appearing to show part of the incident. 

Calls for police reform and changes to the way Pride celebrations are carried out echoed across Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square on Sunday.

Posters and artwork with messages against hate are quickly accumulating along a wall at an east Toronto hospital construction site, just weeks after nooses were found at the same location.