torontosun.com Family Attacked in Violent Toronto Home Invasion
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- •David Morton and his daughters were shot during a home invasion in Toronto.
- •The family attempted to resist three masked intruders armed with guns and a hammer.
- •Two family members sustained life-altering injuries and are hospitalized.
On October 30, 2026, a Canadian real estate CEO, David Morton, and his two daughters were shot during a home invasion at their Toronto mansion. The attack occurred around 3:45 a.m. when three masked intruders entered the property through a back door. Morton and his daughters attempted to fight off the attackers, resulting in gunfire and one daughter being shot under her arm. Morton and one daughter suffered life-altering injuries, while his wife, Doriana Zohil-Morton, was assaulted with a hammer. The suspects fled the scene in an SUV, and it remains unclear if any valuables were stolen. Toronto Police have not disclosed the suspects' descriptions or the motive for the attack, although it is believed to be robbery-related. The family is currently hospitalized, with two members facing serious injuries. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has called for community assistance in providing information about the incident.
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