A Milton Teenager Is Among Four Killed in a Single-Vehicle Crash in Puslinch

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A 15-year-old from Milton is among four young people killed in a single-vehicle collision in Puslinch early Saturday, in a crash that Ontario Provincial Police continue to investigate.

What Happened

According to FM101 Milton Now, Ontario Provincial Police were called to Watson Road South in Puslinch, between Wellington Road 34 and Maltby Road, shortly after 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, October 31. A vehicle reportedly went through a guardrail and landed in a ravine. Four people died: two 19-year-old men, from Mississauga and Brampton; a 17-year-old girl from Mississauga; and a 15-year-old girl from Milton. Two other people from Mississauga survived and were taken to hospital — a 17-year-old with life-altering injuries and a 16-year-old with non-life-threatening injuries. The collision remains under investigation.

Key Details

• The crash was reported shortly after 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, October 31, on Watson Road South in Puslinch.

• A vehicle reportedly went through a guardrail and into a ravine.

• Four people were killed, including a 15-year-old girl from Milton.

• The others who died were two 19-year-old men, from Mississauga and Brampton, and a 17-year-old girl from Mississauga.

• Two Mississauga teens, aged 17 and 16, survived with injuries, and the collision remains under investigation.

Community Impact

The loss of a young Milton resident, alongside three other young people, has brought grief well beyond the crash site. No cause has been released, and police say the investigation is ongoing.

Background

Single-vehicle collisions of this kind are investigated by police to determine the circumstances involved. No further details about the cause have been made public.

Source

Source: FM101 Milton Now — https://www.miltonnow.ca/2026/11/02/139957/

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