Police seek two suspects after 18-year-old killed in Etobicoke

CTV News Toronto's broadcast, posted by CP24, identifies the victim as Brandon Blake of Barrie.

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Police identify 18-year-old killed in Etobicoke shooting | CTV News Toronto at Six for Nov. 10, 2026

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0:07Police identify the Etobicoke shooting victim as an 18-year-old Barrie man and seek two suspects.
3:00The Brampton plant sale leaves laid-off Stellantis workers without guaranteed jobs at Roshel, according to the report.
9:14Business owner Alexander Labao describes persistent dumping of tires and trash near his workplace.
19:07Pat Foran reports that the Honda CR-V leads Canada's annual most-stolen-vehicles list.
25:51Engineers and doctors present an inexpensive capnography connector developed through McMaster University and Hamilton Health Sciences.

Toronto police are searching for two suspects after an 18-year-old man was shot and killed near a community centre in Etobicoke, according to CTV News Toronto's November 10 broadcast, posted by CP24.

Anchors Michelle Dubé and Nathan Downer identify the victim as Brandon Blake of Barrie. The opening report places the early-morning shooting outside a townhouse complex and includes Det.-Sgt. Sandra Arruda outlining a suspect description as police seek those responsible.

The full evening edition also follows Toronto business owner Alexander Labao's efforts to stop persistent illegal dumping near his workplace. Tires and trash keep appearing around iConcept Auto Inc., leaving him frustrated with the recurring problem.

Elsewhere, the broadcast examines the employment uncertainty surrounding Stellantis' Brampton plant sale to Roshel and reports on a low-cost medical connector developed by McMaster University engineering students and Hamilton Health Sciences doctors.

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