Man found in Unionville with critical injuries

Posted August 6, 2012 6:18 pm.

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York Regional Police are investigating after a 44-year-old Burlington man was found with life-threatening injuries in a Markham park on Monday.

He was discovered in the Toogood Pond area, near 16th Avenue and Kennedy Road.

Police said he was taken to St. Michael’s Hospital in critical condition and is now stable. It’s unclear how he was injured.

The homicide unit was called in to help with the investigation, but they have since determined it’s not a case of attempted murder.

The man’s family did not know why he was in Markham as he has no relatives or friends there.

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