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Man charged with aggravated assault in Mississauga nightclub stabbing during Caribana

Gregory Darling, 32, of Brampton was arrested following the August 1 stabbing outside Sugar Daddy's Nite Club that left a man with multiple stab wounds.

· 2 min read · HOC Toronto Desk
Man charged with aggravated assault in Mississauga nightclub stabbing during Caribana
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Peel Regional Police have arrested 32-year-old Gregory Darling of Brampton and charged him with aggravated assault in connection with a stabbing outside a Mississauga nightclub during Caribana weekend.

Officers were called to the area of Dixie Road and Eglinton Avenue just after 1:30 a.m. on August 1. When they arrived, police found a man suffering from multiple stab wounds. He was transported to a trauma centre for treatment. Footage from the scene shows what appears to be splatters of blood near the front entrance of Sugar Daddy's Nite Club.

Darling was arrested the next day and held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton. The source does not indicate whether he was released or remanded in custody, nor does it identify the stabbing victim or provide an update on the victim's condition.

Still unanswered

Was Gregory Darling released or remanded in custody at his bail hearing?

What is the current condition of the stabbing victim?

We'll update this story as answers emerge.

The facts

Who was charged in the Mississauga nightclub stabbing?

Gregory Darling, a 32-year-old from Brampton, was charged with aggravated assault in connection with the stabbing outside Sugar Daddy's Nite Club.

When did the stabbing occur?

The stabbing happened just after 1:30 a.m. on August 1, 2026, outside Sugar Daddy's Nite Club on Dixie Road and Eglinton Avenue in Mississauga.

What injuries did the victim suffer?

The victim sustained multiple stab wounds and was transported to a trauma centre for treatment.