Four teens die near Guelph as OPP examines speed and seatbelts
CP24 carries CTV News Toronto's report on the fatal crash, with police questioning whether the vehicle had enough seatbelts for everyone inside.
Why this story? One of CP24's most watched videos since yesterday, with 62,367 views.
OPP investigating deadly car crash near Guelph | CTV News Toronto at Six for Nov. 1, 2026
Things we can learn from the video
Press to jump
- 0:07The anchors report that four teenagers died in a crash south of Guelph.
- 0:31Hannah Schmidt reports from Rockwood on police inquiries into speed and seatbelt use.
- 1:27Inspector Karen Medeiros questions whether the vehicle had enough seatbelts for everyone inside.
- 3:20The bulletin outlines November TTC and GO Transit changes, including track construction and subway closures.
- 15:42Federal coverage turns to six byelections, the budget and Canada-U.S. trade relations.
Four teenagers were killed in a car crash south of Guelph, according to CTV News Toronto's broadcast carried by CP24. Reporter Hannah Schmidt reports from Rockwood as Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police investigate speed and seatbelt use.
Inspector Karen Medeiros raises a specific concern about the vehicle's capacity: "I don't believe that this vehicle had enough seat belts for the amount of occupants that were in the vehicle at that time."
Her statement describes a question under investigation, not an established explanation for the crash. The opening report does not establish its cause.
The crash leads the November 1 edition of CTV News Toronto at Six, anchored by Andria Case and Rahim Ladhani. CP24's upload contains the full bulletin rather than only the crash report, continuing with transit service changes, the debate over changing clocks and Canada-U.S. trade discussions.
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