Mississauga Police Respond to Fatal Industrial Building Stabbing
A man died following a stabbing during a private party at a Mississauga industrial building early Sunday morning, Peel Regional Police reported. Emergency crews arrived at the scene near Tomken and Kamato roads at approximately 4:54 a.m. on October 25, 2026, after receiving reports of an assault, according to insauga.com. First responders attempted life-saving measures, but the victim succumbed to his injuries at the scene, cp24.com reported.
STABBING:- Tomken Rd & Kamato Rd, in #Mississauga – One person was stabbed – Suspect fled the area- Victim succumbed to his injuries- Appears to be an isolated incident- Large police presence – C/R at 4:54 a.m.- PR260362288
Investigation Timeline and Witness Appeals
Investigators determined the homicide occurred during the late stages of a private gathering as attendees began leaving the venue. Acting Insp. Ian Plummer told reporters at the scene that the suspect also attended the party before fleeing on foot, according to CBC. CityNews Toronto noted that authorities located the victim with obvious stab wounds upon arrival at the Britannia area property, which police described as an industrial building rather than an established business. The party was in its late stages and we believe that it was starting to empty out and people were starting to leave,
he said.
Officers established a large police presence in the area following the incident, prompting temporary road closures while detectives examined the scene. Police logged the case under incident number PR260362288, as reported by insauga.com.
Unresolved Details in the Active Homicide Case
Authorities have not yet released the identity of the deceased man, pending the notification of next of kin. Police stated that it remains unclear whether the victim and the fleeing suspect knew each other prior to the altercation. Investigators currently treat the homicide as an isolated incident and maintain that there is no ongoing threat to public safety. We don’t have any information regarding the suspect at this time,
Plummer said. However, this investigation is in its infancy and that information is unfolding.
Detectives urge anyone who attended the private gathering to contact Peel Regional Police at 905-453-3311. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. It was a decent size party, that’s why we believe there’s others who may have witnesses this incident and we’re urging them to come forward,
said Acting Duty Insp.