3 pedestrians struck in less than 24 hours in the GTA

Three pedestrians have been struck in the GTA in 24 hours. The first in East York, where a 79-year-old was rushed to hospital in critical condition this morning. Police say it happened just after 1 a.m. in the O'Connor Drive and Coxwell Avenue area. They say the driver remained on scene. In Etobicoke, a man in his 60s was also sent to hospital with serious injuries after being struck just after 7 p.m. yesterday near Humber Line Drive and Finch. Police say the driver remained on scene and the roads now have reopened. And a woman in her 20s is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Newmarket last night. The fatal crash happened in the area of Davis Drive and Bathurst Street shortly after 6 p.m. York Police say that driver also remained on scene. CBC News has learned a pediatrician at SickKids accused of uploading child sexual abuse material remained licensed for months before being suspended. The investigation into the doctor began in January, but as Ithel Moussa tells us, his license to practice wasn't suspended until the summer. It began with a tip to police. Drivers will have another chance to take advantage of a dip in gas prices. It's set for a big drop tomorrow, Dan McTagg from Canadians for Affordable Energy says gas is set to drop by 9 cents a litre tomorrow to $1.59.9. Diesel will dip 14 cents to an average of $2.34.9. McTagg says if drivers wait until the evening, the price will drop even further. This is the second dip in a week after an 11 cent drop on Wednesday. Amazon employees in the GTA have launched a union drive at the online retail giant.