The CEO of a Toronto real estate company and his two adult daughters were shot in a violent Bridle Path home invasion early Thursday morning, CityNews has learned.Seventy-five-year-old David Morton, CEO of THE MAC Group, remains in hospital along with his two daughters, aged 26 and 28, after police confirm they all suffered gunshot wounds during the harrowing invasion.Morton’s wife, Doriana Zohil-Morton, was attacked with a hammer, but was later released from hospital.Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw vowed on Friday that his officers would be “relentless” in their hunt for three males suspects who broke into the upscale home in the Post Road and Hyde Park Circle area at around 3:40 a.m.Toronto police say the trio, armed with guns and a hammer, broke into the home through the rear of the property and went to the second floor where they confronted the occupants and made demands for personal valuables.“The suspects got into an altercation with the occupants of the home and multiple firearms were discharged,” a release states. The suspects then fled the area in a dark coloured SUV.They are described as:Suspect 1: Around 20-years-old, thin build, wearing all dark clothing and a face mask.Suspect 2: Around 20-years-old, thin build, wearing all dark clothing and a face mask.Suspect 3: Around 20-years-old, wearing all dark clothing and a face mask.We understand the fear and concern this violent home invasion has caused. The impact on this family is devastating, and we wish them strength and recovery in the difficult days ahead. The impact on our communities is also very real.I want Torontonians to know that we are relentless in identifying and pursuing those responsible. Some of our most experienced investigators and specialized teams are following every lead to bring those involved to justice and prevent further harm.Residents can expect an increased police presence in the area in the coming days. We also continue to make strategic decisions and dedicate additional resources to address this concerning trend of home invasions and to keep our communities safe.— Chief Myron Demkiw (@TPSMyronDemkiw) October 30, 2026Impact on family ‘devastating’: Demkiw“We understand the fear and concern this violent home invasion has caused,” Chief Demkiw wrote in a social media post.“The impact on this family is devastating, and we wish them strength and recovery in the difficult days ahead. The impact on our communities is also very real,” he added. “I want Torontonians to know that we are relentless in identifying and pursuing those responsible.”Demkiw told shaken area residents that they can expect to see officers in the area as the investigation unfolds. “Residents can expect an increased police presence in the area in the coming days,” he said. “We also continue to make strategic decisions and dedicate additional resources to address this concerning trend of home invasions and to keep our communities safe.”