Two Homes, Three Vehicles Hit by Gunfire in Northwest Brampton

Two homes and at least three vehicles were struck by gunfire in a residential neighbourhood in northwest Brampton early on Monday, March 9, 2026, Peel Regional Police said. No injuries were reported.

Officers were called shortly before 3 a.m. to the area of Spadina Road and Royal Orchard Drive after reports of gunshots. When they arrived, they found evidence consistent with shots having been fired at several targets.

Police confirmed that two residences and at least three vehicles were hit by bullets. Despite the property damage, no one was physically injured.

Suspect vehicle

Investigators believe at least one suspect left the area in a light-coloured four-door sedan, last seen heading toward Bovaird Drive. Police have not released a description of any suspect.

Police call it an isolated incident

Peel Regional Police described the shooting as an isolated occurrence. A police spokesperson said there was no identified link to ongoing issues in the region involving the tow truck industry or extortion-related crime.

No arrests had been announced, and the investigation remained active. No further official updates were found in public sources after March 10, 2026.

Homeowner describes damage

One of the affected homeowners, identified in media reports as Robert Thomas, said bullets damaged his front door, his garage door and a vehicle parked in his driveway.

The street where the shooting happened is lined with low-rise family homes.

Source

This incident was first reported by Michael Talbot of CityNews, based on information from Peel Regional Police.