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Police describe back-door entry in Bridle Path home invasion

CP24's full CTV News Toronto broadcast adds the police account of the shooting to its separate interview about possible surveillance evidence.

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Why this story? One of CP24's most watched videos since yesterday, with 68,625 views.

Father, 2 daughters shot in violent Toronto home invasion | CTV News Toronto at Six for Oct. 29 2026

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Three armed suspects broke through a back door and confronted a family inside their Bridle Path home, Toronto police Inspector Kristy Smith says in CTV News Toronto's October 29 broadcast, posted by CP24.

A father and his two adult daughters were shot during the early-morning home invasion, according to the report. Smith describes four people being inside the house: the husband, his wife and their adult children.

The police account adds to the separate discussion of how investigators could use neighborhood cameras to trace suspects, as we reported here. This upload is the full evening newscast, rather than a standalone update on the investigation. It drew about 69,000 views since yesterday.

Anchors Michelle Dubé and Nathan Downer also cover a city traffic agent's death after being struck by a dump truck. Later, the broadcast turns to Ontario's growing deficit and layoffs at Hamilton's Stelco facility. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy returns for an extended interview, defending the deficit and pointing to the government's tax-relief measures.

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