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- calendar_today November 6, 2026
Pedestrian and Dog Seriously Injured in Toronto West End Collision
Toronto police are appealing for witnesses after a serious hit and run incident left a 31-year-old man and his dog with significant injuries in the city's west end. The collision occurred on October 27, 2026, at approximately 5:18 p.m. near the intersection of Davenport Road and Salem Avenue North in the Regal Heights neighbourhood.
Details of the Incident Released by Police
Authorities report that the man and his dog were standing on the southeast corner of the intersection, waiting to cross the street, when a pickup truck struck them. According to investigators, the vehicle—a black Ford F-150—was travelling westbound on Davenport Road when it made an abrupt left turn. It then hit both the pedestrian and his dog, dragging them for a distance before fleeing the scene.
Suspect Vehicle Description and Image
Investigators believe the suspect vehicle is a 2018-2020 model black Ford F-150, equipped with blacked-out taillights. An image of the vehicle—released by Toronto police—shows the pickup truck involved in what is being described as an alleged hit and run. The driver reportedly failed to stop or offer assistance, instead fleeing by heading south on Salem Avenue North immediately after the collision.
Injuries Sustained in the Collision
Both the pedestrian and the dog suffered serious injuries, though police have confirmed that they are not considered life-threatening. The incident has prompted increased concern around hit and run collisions in the area, especially those involving pedestrians and pets.
Police Appeal for Information
Toronto police are urging anyone who may have information—particularly those who recognize the suspect vehicle—to come forward. Individuals can contact investigators directly at 416-808-1900. Alternatively, tips can be shared anonymously through Crime Stoppers Toronto.
Investigation Continues in Regal Heights
Authorities continue to investigate the events leading up to the collision, reviewing available surveillance footage and appealing to the community for help. The release of the vehicle image is part of the ongoing efforts to track down the suspect and resolve the hit and run investigation.
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Source: toronto.citynews.ca.






