Shooting — York Region

Two Men in All Black Got Out of a White Honda Civic, Walked Up the Driveway and Fired Into the House: York Regional Police Put the Markham Shooting on Social Media at Twelve Minutes Past Two and Have Published No Release At All (September 19, 2026)

By: Gangland Files  |  Shooting Saturday, September 19, 2026, 2:12 a.m.  |  Reported Saturday, September 19, 2026, 6:12 a.m. EDT  |  Warden Avenue and Highway 7, Markham, Ontario
0212Hours, Time Police Give
2Suspects Described
0Injuries Reported
0Media Releases Issued

MARKHAM — At twelve minutes past two on Saturday morning, two men in all black got out of a white Honda Civic near Warden Avenue and Highway 7, walked up a driveway and fired multiple rounds into the house at the end of it. Nobody was hit. Four hours later a reporter had the story. York Regional Police still have not issued a media release, and everything the public knows about this shooting comes from a post the force typed out on social media while officers were still standing in the street.

What the Force Actually Wrote

The York Regional Police account published the incident in the clipped bullet form the service uses for live events. It gives the time as 0212 am, the location as the Warden Ave/highway 7 area, Markham, and the account as: 2 males wearing all black came from a white Honda Civic and walked up the driveway firing multiple rounds at the residence. It adds that no injuries were reported and that the public should expect a large police presence in the area.

That is the entire official record of this shooting. CP24 reported it at 6:12 a.m. EDT and CTV News Toronto carried it the same morning, both drawing on the same post and on what officers said at the scene. The force gave a tip line — 905-895-1221 extension 7500 — and nothing else.

Every Published Fact, in Full

  • Time: 0212 hours, Saturday, September 19, 2026. Officers responded at around 2 a.m.
  • Location: the area of Warden Avenue and Highway 7, Markham. No street name, no block, no house number.
  • Suspects: two males, wearing all black. No age, no height, no build, no race, no face covering, no direction of flight.
  • Vehicle: a white Honda Civic. No year, no plate, no statement of whether it has been located.
  • The act: the two came from the vehicle, walked up the driveway, and fired multiple rounds at the residence. No round count.
  • Injuries: none reported.
  • Response: a large police presence remained at the scene; the public was asked to avoid the area.

The Detail That Is Doing the Work

Strip the post down and one phrase carries almost all of the meaning: walked up the driveway. This was not a drive-by. The Civic stopped, two men got out of it, crossed private property on foot toward a specific front door, discharged a firearm multiple times into that specific house, and left. Whoever did this knew which house they wanted and was prepared to stand in front of it.

York Regional Police do not say that. The force does not use the word targeted, does not say whether anyone was home, does not say whether the rounds entered the structure, and does not say whether the residence has come to police attention before. Those are all questions a media release would normally answer. There is no media release.

A Second Markham Front-Door Shooting in Six Weeks

This site reported on September 9 that the same force released three photographs of a man who attended the rear of a residence near Major Mackenzie Drive East and Angus Glen Boulevard at 6:20 a.m. on August 15, discharged a firearm toward the property, and fled on an e-scooter across a golf course. That file sits with the YRP Firearms Investigations Team under occurrence 26-281245 and remains unsolved.

The two incidents are roughly nine kilometres and five weeks apart, and York Regional Police have drawn no connection between them, publicly or otherwise. None is asserted here. They are noted together only because they are both shootings at Markham houses in which the shooter approached the building on foot and nobody was hurt — and because the second one, so far, has produced less public information than the first.

What Is Still Not Reported

No occurrence number. No media release on the York Regional Police newsroom as of filing. No street. No house number. No count of rounds fired. No recovery of casings or of the firearm. No suspect description beyond the colour of the clothing. No plate or year for the Honda Civic, and no statement of whether it has been found. No indication of whether anyone was inside the house, or of whether the house was struck. No unit assignment — the force does not say whether this has gone to the Firearms Investigations Team or remains with district officers. No named media relations officer. No motive. No arrest and no charge.

And no criminal organization has been named by York Regional Police in connection with this incident. This briefing names none either. The file is four hours old at the time of the reporting it rests on, and is carried here on the outlet reporting and the force’s own social media post because no release exists to build it on. This site will fold in the release if and when one is issued.

Markham — Saturday, September 19, 2026

Sat. Sep. 19, 2026, 0212 hrs — The ShootingTwo males wearing all black come from a white Honda Civic in the Warden Avenue and Highway 7 area of Markham, walk up a driveway and fire multiple rounds at a residence. No injuries are reported.

Sat. Sep. 19, 2026, around 2 a.m. — The ResponseYork Regional Police officers respond to the area. A large police presence is established and the public is asked to stay away.

Sat. Sep. 19, 2026 — The PostYork Regional Police publish the incident to social media in bullet form, giving the time, the area, the two suspects, the white Honda Civic and the absence of injuries. No occurrence number is included.

Sat. Sep. 19, 2026, 6:12 a.m. EDT — First ReportedCP24 publishes the file under Jermaine Wilson’s byline. CTV News Toronto carries it the same morning. Both rest on the force’s post and the scene.

Sat. Sep. 19, 2026 — At Time of FilingNo media release has appeared on the York Regional Police newsroom. No arrest, no charge, no occurrence number, no unit assignment and no organization named.
York Regional Police
Tip Line Ext. 7500
No Release Issued
No Occurrence Number
No Unit Named
No Organization Named

Primary Sources

  • CP24: “Police investigating after multiple shots fired at Markham home”, by Jermaine Wilson, published September 19, 2026 at 6:12 a.m. EDT. Source for the response to the Warden Avenue and Highway 7 area at around 2 a.m., the two males wearing all black, the white Honda Civic, the walk up the driveway, the multiple rounds fired at the residence, the absence of injuries, the large police presence, the request that the public avoid the area, and the tip line 905-895-1221 ext. 7500. The same report was carried by CTV News Toronto under its York Region section the same morning.
  • York Regional Police (@YRP) social media post, September 19, 2026, reproduced in full within the CP24 report. Source for the timestamp 0212 am and for the force’s own wording of the incident. No media release for this incident had been published to the York Regional Police newsroom at time of filing — in this file the outlet report and the force’s post are the primary record, and that absence is stated here rather than written around.
  • The observation that the shooters approached on foot rather than firing from the vehicle is drawn directly from the force’s own wording. York Regional Police do not characterise the shooting as targeted, and no such characterisation is made here.
  • The August 15, 2026 Angus Glen shooting referenced for context was reported by this site on September 9, 2026 from a York Regional Police release under occurrence 26-281245. York Regional Police have not linked that file to this one. No connection between the two is asserted, implied or reported here.
  • No occurrence number, street, house number, round count, suspect description beyond clothing, vehicle plate, unit assignment, arrest or charge has been published. These are absences on the face of the record, not findings by this site.
  • No gang, criminal organization or outlaw motorcycle club has been named by York Regional Police in connection with this incident. None is named or inferred here, and no profile page on this site is linked, because police have connected no organization covered by one to this file.
  • No person has been arrested, named or charged. Nothing in this file has been tested in court.

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