Toronto CEO, daughters shot in Bridle Path home invasion identified: reports - National Post
Three people were shot and another beaten with a hammer during an early morning home invasion in the high-end Bridle Path area in Toronto on Oct. 29, 2026. Photo by Jack Boland /Jack Boland/Toronto SunArticle contentToronto CEO David Morton and his daughters, Maggie Zohil-Morton and Cristina Zohil-Morton, were shot in a violent home invasion in the city’s Bridle Path neighbourhood early Thursday morning, according to multiple media reports that identified the family.
Morton and one of his daughters remain in hospital with life-altering injuries, police said.
Three masked suspects entered the residence with guns and a hammer just before 4 a.m. They forced entry through a rear door and went to the second floor of the home. “A struggle ensued during this altercation in which the suspects fired their guns multiple times, and one victim was struck with a hammer,” said Toronto Police Service Insp. Kristy Smith, speaking at a news conference Thursday.
Morton’s wife, 64, and other daughter suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
Morton, 75, is listed as the CEO of the MAC Group on the company’s website. His bio says that he graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Hospitality and Tourism program. His wife, Doriana Zohil-Morton, is the MAC Group’s president. Their daughter Maggie, who has a Bachelor of Arts in health studies from Queen’s University and a Master of Arts in health promotion from Dalhousie University, also works at the company in various fields, including sales, operations, and marketing, it says online.
Cristina is the founder of Zohil-Morton Law, focused on immigration. She attended university in England and was called to the Ontario Bar in 2024, according to the firm’s website.
Toronto Police Service told National Post it does not identify victims of crimes. However, several media outlets reported about the family, including Global News, the New York Post and People Magazine.
The MAC Group did not respond to a request for comment.
On Friday afternoon, police released descriptions of three suspects and warned that they were considered armed and dangerous. All three were wearing dark clothing and a face mask.
The first suspect is described as a Black man, around 20 years old, with a thin build. The second and third suspects were described as men, also around 20 years old.
