Man Fatally Stabbed at Early-Morning Mississauga Party

Early Sunday morning, police were called to the intersection of Tomken Road and Kamato Road in Mississauga, Ontario. Officers found a man with life-threatening injuries inside an industrial building that was being used for a private party. Despite on-scene CPR, the victim died at the location. The suspect, who also attended the party, fled on foot before police arrived.

CBC News

Peel Regional Police dispatched officers to the scene shortly before 5 a.m. and secured a large police presence. Investigators have classified the incident as isolated and have stated there is no ongoing threat to public safety. They have not released the victim’s identity pending next-of-kin notification, and they have no identifying information about the suspect at this time. Police are urging anyone who attended the party and may have witnessed the stabbing to contact them.

Toronto Sun

Acting Inspector Ian Plummer, speaking to reporters, described the gathering as a “decent-sized party” that was in its late stages and beginning to empty when the stabbing occurred. He emphasized that the investigation is in its infancy, that no further details about the suspect are known, and that the incident appears to be isolated with no broader risk to the community.

CP24

• “Police responded to reports of a man that had been stabbed in the industrial buildings behind us while in attendance at a party,” — Acting Insp. Ian Plummer

CP24

• “We don’t have any information regarding the suspect at this time,” — Acting Insp. Ian Plummer

CP24

• “It was a decent-sized party and that's why we believe there are others that may have witnessed this incident and we're urging them to come forward.” — Acting Insp. Ian Plummer

CBC News

• One fatality confirmed.

CP24

• No arrests reported; suspect remains at large.

CP24

• Police have not disclosed the victim’s age or the number of party attendees, but describe the event as “decent-sized.”

Toronto Sun