Car Accidents

Woman, 82, Dead Following Hit-and-Run Near Canoe Landing Park in Toronto

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Incident Details

An 82-year-old woman is dead following a hit-and-run near Canoe Landing Park in Toronto.

  • The incident happened near Brunel Court and Fort York Boulevard — north of Lake Shore Boulevard West — just after 10am on July 27.
  • Toronto police say a woman was hit by a van while crossing a driveway. She was taken to hospital in critical condition before succumbing to her injuries.
  • The driver of the van remains at large. The incident marks Toronto’s second fatal private property collision of 2025.

Witnesses Sought

🔔 Toronto police are asking anyone with information on the incident or the driver to contact them.

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