Toronto police say they responded to 11 threats at TDSB high schools on Monday

A Toronto Police patch is shown during a press conference in Toronto on August 5, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Cole Burston

Toronto police say they responded to threats at 11 high schools within the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) on Monday.

The threats, they believe, all came from a voicemail from the same individual(s) over the weekend.

No arrests have been made at this point, Const. Ashley Visser told CP24 on Monday afternoon.

The media officer said police attended all locations, which have not been disclosed, “investigated, and deemed that there was no credible threat.”

Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute, near Don Mills Road and Overlea Boulevard, was one of the affected schools.

It was evacuated shortly after 8 a.m.

Investigators have not disclosed details of the threat, saying only that no injuries were reported and that it was deemed “unfounded.”

Students were allowed back into the school a short time later.

Winston Churchill Collegiate, near Lawrence Avenue East and Kennedy Road in Scarborough, also received a threat and was placed in hold-and-secure earlier today, police, said, but that order was also lifted after it was deemed to be “unfounded.”

No injuries were reported in this case either, police said.

The TDSB is not commenting on the matter, pointing to police for more information.

This investigation is ongoing and Toronto police are encouraging anyone with further information to contact them or Crime Stoppers anonymously.