Ritchot collision seriously injures Winnipeg pedestrian, 51
A 51-year-old Winnipeg man was seriously injured in a collision on Highway 75 north of the St. Adolphe turnoff, RCMP said.
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A 51-year-old Winnipeg man was seriously injured in a vehicle-pedestrian collision on Highway 75 in the Rural Municipality of Ritchot, according to the RCMP. St. Pierre-Jolys officers responded at 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 8, 2026, just north of the turnoff for St. Adolphe.
Police believe the pedestrian was wearing dark clothing and walking on or near the highway when he was struck. The vehicle was travelling south in the passing lane at the time, according to the RCMP.
First aid at the scene
When officers arrived, they found the man lying on the east shoulder of the southbound lane. Police said the driver of the vehicle and other civilians were providing him with first aid.
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Local firefighters and paramedics also arrived and provided medical aid. The pedestrian was taken to hospital by STARS air ambulance, police said. His injuries were serious but not considered life-threatening.
The driver was a 52-year-old man from the Rural Municipality of Ritchot. He was not injured in the collision, according to the RCMP.
Investigation continues
St. Pierre-Jolys RCMP said in the Nov. 10 release that officers continue to investigate the collision.
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Official source: RCMP
