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Weekend shooting at after-hours club sends three to hospital

A shooting at an after-hours club in Weston early Sunday sent three people to hospital, police said this morning.

Officials at the Health Sciences Centre notified police at 4:30 a.m. Sunday that staff were treating three people for gunshot wounds.

The male victims had been at the after-hours club on Keewatin Street near Notre Dame Avenue when an argument broke out between two men. A person pulled a gun and started firing, wounding the three people.

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