Violent Toronto home invasion was ‘terrifying,’ real estate CEO says as police seek suspects

Global News31 October 2026, 01:46 UTCCanada

MAC Group CEO David Morton says his family is recovering after a violent Bridle Path home invasion left three relatives shot and all four attacked with a hammer.

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