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Keewatin Street closed after crash sends 2 pedestrians to hospital

Two people were rushed to hospital Thursday night after a crash near the Maples area of Winnipeg.

1 person in critical condition, the other stable after collision near Santa Fe Drive

Austin Grabish · CBC News ·
A crash at Keewatin Street and Santa Fe Drive injured a man and a woman, police say. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)

Two pedestrians were rushed to hospital Thursday night after a crash in Mandalay West near the Maples area of Winnipeg.

One woman was in critical condition and a man is stable, a Winnipeg Police Service spokesperson told CBC News.

Emergency vehicles were at Keewatin Street and Santa Fe Drive, and police tape surrounded a crosswalk in the area just before 10 p.m.

Two people were rushed to hospital Thursday night after the crash. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)

A late '60s Ford was on the street with a badly smashed windshield and dented hood.

Police re-opened Keewatin shortly after 7:30 a.m.

In a separate incident, a pedestrian was taken to hospital after a collision at Ness and Cavalier.

A late '60s Ford with a smashed window and damaged front end was seen at the site of the crash. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)

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Austin Grabish

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​Austin Grabish is a reporter for CBC News in Winnipeg. Since joining CBC in 2016, he's covered several major stories. Some of his career highlights have been documenting the plight of asylum seekers leaving America in the dead of winter for Canada and the 2019 manhunt for two teenage murder suspects. In 2021, he won an RTDNA Canada award for his investigative reporting on the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, which triggered change. Have a story idea? Email: austin.grabish@cbc.ca

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