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Fatal Targeted Hit-and-Run After Fight on Agate Road in North York

Toronto police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that followed a large fight outside an apartment building on Agate Road, near Keele Street and Wilson Avenue.

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North York Targeted Hit-and-Run After Group Fight Raises Safety Concerns at Keele and Wilson

Toronto police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that followed a large fight outside an apartment building on Agate Road, near Keele Street and Wilson Avenue in North York, early Sunday morning. One person was killed and a second person was taken to hospital.

Officers were called shortly after 6 a.m. for reports of a disturbance involving a sizeable group of people outside the building, according to initial information reported by local media.

One person was struck by a light-coloured vehicle, which then fled the scene. That person was pronounced dead at the scene. A second person was taken to hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening.

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Police describe collision as targeted

Investigators have described the collision as a targeted incident, meaning they believe the victim was deliberately struck rather than hit at random.

As of June 14, 2026, police had not publicly released:

No arrests or charges had been announced at the time of the original report.

What is known about the vehicle

The only vehicle detail made public was that it was light-coloured. The driver left the area after the collision, and the case is being treated as a hit-and-run.

Agate Road is a short residential street in the Keele Street and Wilson Avenue area of North York, lined mainly with apartment buildings and low- to mid-rise housing.

The investigation was in its early stages at the time of the original report. This story was based on information first reported by John Marchesan for CityNews.

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