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Family of Ontario father killed by alleged dangerous driver calls for tougher laws

Published Aug 25, 2025 at 10:55am

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Family of Ontario father killed by alleged dangerous driver calls for tougher laws

Andrew Cristillo is shown in this handout photo with his family: Chloe, left to right, Leah, Ella and Christina Cristillo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Handout - Jordan Cristillo (Mandatory Credit)

The family of an Ontario father of three killed earlier this month by an alleged dangerous driver, who was already facing charges in a collision involving the premier, is trying to channel some of their grief and pain into pushing for stronger laws.

Andrew Cristillo, 35, was killed Aug. 3 in a head-on crash in Whitchurch-Stouffville that also left his wife and their three young daughters injured.

It should not have happened, said his brother Jordan Cristillo, and he does not want other people to suffer through the same nightmare.

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