York Regional Police

And emergency crews are on the scene of a serious crash in Vaughn at this hour.

The CTV News chopper was over this scene at Jane Street and Kirby Road, where York Regional Police say this crash happened around 345 this afternoon.

There's no word on if anybody was injured here.

Road closures are in place as this investigation continues.

to speak of and the wind is also coming in from the east but still not a windy day so you're not going to really notice that either as for the current temperatures around the city nine in peterborough 13 in london nine in hamilton just below seasonal as the temperatures begin to drop uh here in the city we're at 11 degrees uh by the airport and by the islands but notice tonight we're going down to three so that temperature dip is going to start pretty soon as the sun sets we'll give you a look at the long range forecast a little bit later on in the show

York Regional Police have provided an update on a deadly crash in King Township early yesterday morning.

It happened shortly after 4.30 near Jane and Davis Drive on Thursday.

Police say a white car was traveling east on Davis Drive when it collided with a blue pickup truck.

Demetru also added officials don't yet know whether lithium-ion batteries or an electric vehicle were involved, and investigators may need heavy equipment to move the debris.

Officers also cannot yet say whether the fire is considered suspicious, as the investigation is still in its early stages, said York Regional Police Constable Caroline D. Cloett.

Those injured in the blaze are expected to be released from hospital soon, she added.

By late Wednesday morning, an acrid smell hung in the air as investigators gathered behind yellow police tape.

A 23-year-old Toronto man has been charged after being accused of committing sex offenses against a child in York Region dating to 2024.

According to York Regional Police, the victim, a minor, was contacted by the suspect through a social media platform in July 2024.

The suspect had led the victim to believe that he was a, he was a youth, cops said.

The suspect met with the victim on several occasions, where he allegedly engaged, allegedly engaged in sexual activity with her.

Investigation active and ongoing.

The cause of the fire is not yet known.

York Regional Police told the Toronto Sun the investigation into the fire remains active and ongoing.

The Office of the Fire Marshal will investigate the cause, origin, and circumstances surrounding the fatal fire.

Thank you, Melissa.

York Regional Police say they want to speak with three drivers in connection with a hit and run in Vaughn that left a woman dead.

This afternoon, investigators released footage showing the victim walking with a suitcase along the shoulder of Pine Valley Drive, north of Major McKenzie on Sunday night.

Three vehicles are seen driving on the road shortly after the woman moves out of frame, including what appeared to be two light-colored sedans and another dark vehicle.

Our daughter felt so much love from complete strangers.

She genuinely couldn't believe how many people she had never even met cared about her and wanted to help bring Biscuit home." York Regional Police, who investigated the incident, declined to comment.

In a statement issued Wednesday, the Markham and East York Agricultural Society said they were overjoyed to hear about Biscuit's safe return.

So some adults stole the bunny and then wanted to bring it back for the reward money.

Number three, the federal government plans to bar medically-assisted death for mental health patients.

Number four, York Regional Police ask driver in fatal hit-and-run to turn themselves in.

And number five, Ontario's flu season is apparently off to an early start.

Yeah, flu season apparently probably about two or three weeks ahead of schedule.

I mean, one of them's got to win.

One of them's got to lose.

York Regional Police asking an unknown driver who was responsible for a fatal hit-and-run that killed a 60 year old woman left her dead by the road in high grasses for two days in Vaughan They're asking that person to turn themselves in they've also publicly warned You know any body shop if somebody comes in and they've got the kind of damage to the front of their car That would have happened if they struck a person if you do anything to help that person out, you will also be criminally charged.

We don't know the name of the woman who was killed, but she was a live-in caregiver, and she was apparently on her way to work on a road that has no sidewalks and is also not particularly well lit.