'Unimaginable tragedy' as 4 teens killed in a fatal car crash in southern Ontario
Nov 1, 2026
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AI GeneratedOntario police are investigating a fatal car crash near Guelph that occurred early Halloween morning. The accident claimed the lives of four teenagers (two boys and two girls, aged 15-19) and left two others injured. The victims were from Mississauga, Milton, and Brampton. Authorities are currently analyzing evidence to determine the cause of the collision.
Police in Ontario continue to investigate yesterday's deadly
car crash near Guelph.
Four young people were killed, two others remain in hospital.
The police did give an update on the victims
and the investigation earlier today.
CBC's Jennifer Yoon has the details.
We're learning more about the people who were killed.
We learned that these were teenagers,
all of them, two boys, two girls, all between the ages of 15 and 19.
The one who is in hospital
currently right now with serious injuries,
we're told life-altering injuries,
is 17 years old and another 16 year old
who was injured is currently okay. It looks like
they're stable. All these kids came from Mississauga,
Milton and Brampton and they were in
In this township south of Guelph called Puslinch,
at around 1.30 a.m., early Halloween morning
when this crash happened,
it appears that the vehicle was driving along a country road,
you know those classic Ontario country roads,
one way, the other way, and there's a yellow
line between the two of them,
and it appears that the car left the roadway.
Exited the guardrails, went past guardrails and went into the lynch.
When you look at the roads, it's bendy.
I imagine it was dark at that time of night.
But we don't have details of how and why this happened.
Take a listen to what the police did say today.
Investigators continue to gather information
and carefully assess all of the available evidence,
including information related to speed and seatbelt use,
as they work to establish the circumstances surrounding the collision.
We recognize there is a significant public interest
in this incident and understandably so.
Four young people have lost their lives in a matter of moments.
Families have been forever changed
and an entire community is searching for answers.
Yeah, and that public interest because of how young these kids were,
all those hopes and dreams that will go unfulfilled.
We're learning more, we're working to find out more
about the people that were involved in this crash
because always behind that stat is a person
who is integral to a family and a community.
And as we get more information, we'll get back to you.
CBC's Jennifer Yuen.

