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Multiple pedestrian collisions have Winnipeg police urging caution

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Dhillon, T. (2026, October 19). Multiple pedestrian collisions have Winnipeg police urging caution. Global News. https://globalnews.ca/news/12108042/multiple-pedestrian-collisions-have-winnipeg-police-urging-caution/

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Global News · collected 2026-10-19 · by Tavi Dhillon

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Winnipeg police are cautioning pedestrians and drivers after multiple collisions, one of which resulted in the death of an 80s woman struck by a vehicle while crossing at an intersection on September 29. Constable Stephen Spencer reported several incidents including a child injured in a parking lot collision earlier that month. The Winnipeg Police Service is investigating these cases and advising pedestrians to ensure drivers acknowledge them before crossing, emphasizing winter safety measures as the weather changes.
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Winnipeg police are urging caution following multiple pedestrian-involved collisions in recent weeks. On September 11, a child was hit while walking in the pedestrian corridor of a parking lot on Kenaston Boulevard; the child was initially taken to hospital in serious condition but later upgraded to stable. A driver was charged for this incident. Later that month, on September 29 around 3:30 p.m., an 80s-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing Roblin Boulevard at its intersection with Hunterspoint. These incidents highlight the importance of road safety and following traffic rules to prevent such accidents.

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Spencer pointed to several recent incidents that involved non-drivers being struck by vehicles – the earliest of which occurred on Sept. 11, when a child was hit while walking in the pedestrian corridor of a parking lot in the 1600 block of Kenaston Boulevard.
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🔮 “Having the right of way means you may cross if it’s safe to do so,” she said.
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Following multiple pedestrian-involved collisions, including one that resulted in the death of a woman in her 80s, Winnipeg police are reminding people of the importance of road safety. asserted
police → follow → safety
Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) officers have responded to “numerous” pedestrian-related collisions in recent weeks, according to Const. Stephen Spencer, a public information officer with the service, who spoke at a news conference Monday. uncertain
who → respond → conference
He said that people have been struck in parking lots, marked crosswalks and controlled intersections. asserted
people → say → lots
Spencer pointed to several recent incidents that involved non-drivers being struck by vehicles – the earliest of which occurred on Sept. 11, when a child was hit while walking in the pedestrian corridor of a parking lot in the 1600 block of Kenaston Boulevard. asserted
child → point → Boulevard
The child was taken to hospital in serious condition and was later upgraded to stable, he said. asserted
he → take → stable
A driver was charged in connection with that collision. asserted
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Later that month, a woman in her 80s was struck by a vehicle. asserted
woman → strike → vehicle
That incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 29, Spencer said. asserted
Spencer → occur → Sept.
Get breaking National news The woman was walking westbound on Roblin Boulevard, as she crossed at its intersection with Hunterspoint Road. asserted
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A vehicle turning right onto Roblin Boulevard failed to heed the stop sign and struck her, sending her to hospital in stable condition. asserted
vehicle → turn → condition
The woman died of her injuries Thursday, he continued. asserted
he → die → injuries
The WPS is investigating the collision and considering charges. asserted
WPS → investigate → charges
Those incidents, in addition to several which have occurred thus far in October, prompted the road safety reminder from Winnipeg police, Spencer said. asserted
Spencer → occur → police
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“Before crossing, ensure a driver has acknowledged your presence as a pedestrian by making eye contact with the driver and a nod or a wave confirming they see you and intend to stop,” he added. asserted
he → cross → you
The right of way does not ensure pedestrians or drivers can proceed without regard for other factors, Winnipeg police Insp. Helen Peters said at the news conference. asserted
Peters → ensure → conference
“Having the right of way means you may cross if it’s safe to do so,” she said. uncertain
she → have → way
With winter approaching, Peters also reminded drivers to be aware of icy roads and anticipate stopping sooner. asserted
Peters → approach → roads
She also recommended pedestrians consider how slippery their path will be before rushing to cross the street. asserted
path → recommend → street
During the dark, winter mornings that are expected following the elimination of the time change, she said high-visibility equipment, or even something as simple as a bright toque, can help to prevent a collision. asserted
equipment → expect → collision
“This isn’t just about who’s at fault. asserted
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This is about keeping each other safe,” Peters continued. asserted
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