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Date of incident: Reported by CityNews on May 16, 2026 (exact time not provided in text)
Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada (exact street/location not detailed in page text)
Industry: Towing / roadside assistance / vehicle recovery
Incident type: Fatal workplace accident involving a tow truck driver (mechanism not described)
The brief item confirms that a 49‑year‑old man working as a tow truck driver suffered fatal injuries in what police and media describe as a workplace accident in Brampton. The page hosting the video does not provide further written detail on how the incident occurred, what equipment was involved, or the precise circumstances around the fatal injury.
Because of the limited text and the fact that the key details are contained only in the embedded video (which cannot be transcribed from this page content), important specifics such as time of day, exact location, task being performed, and the immediate cause of the injury are not available from this source.
The death is being treated as a workplace incident.
Ontario’s Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development has taken over the investigation into the circumstances of the fatality.
No information on possible charges, enforcement actions, or employer identity is included in the text.

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