A 20-year-old man is dead after being hit by a vehicle Monday night in south Winnipeg.

Police were called to Bison Drive and Markham Road just before 9 p.m.

The man was taken to hospital in critical condition but died.

The 73-year-old driver of the vehicle stayed at the scene and spoke with officers, a Winnipeg police news release said.

The&nbsp;intersection was closed for about eight hours for the investigation. It reopened shortly after 5 a.m. Tuesday.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact&nbsp;investigators at 204-986-7085.

Winnipeg woman says father's room at Maples care home filthy with old food, urine on the bed, floor

A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after finding her father, a resident of Maples Long Term Care Home, soaked in his own urine, a problem she says happens consistently.

A man wearing glasses, dressed in overalls and a plaid jacket stands next to a woman with long hair wearing a black top.

Lloyd Bone is pictured with his daughter Dee-Dee Andrews in undated file photo. Andrews says her father's room at Maples Long Term Care is filthy, and he's lying for hours in his own urine.

Lloyd Bone and Dee-Dee Andrews

The daughter of a Maples care home resident says she's had enough — after finding her dad lying in his own urine on more than one occasion. The woman documented video of the conditions in his room during a recent visit.

Winnipeg woman says father living in filthy conditions at Maples care home

Some Winnipeg schools see jump in 'unsafe behaviour,' highlighting need for timely mental health supports

Louis Riel School Division said it's seen a 263 per cent increase in the number of incidents of unsafe behaviour by students resulting in an assessment by school clinicians between this school year and the 2019-20 school year. 

John Pritchard School now has 20 confirmed COVID-19 cases. Taken on September 22, 2020. 

John Pritchard School

Louis Riel School Division is dealing with significant increases in concerning violent and aggressive behaviour among students. 

Former NATO adviser and Afghan refugee says migrants who attempt dangerous crossings have no choice

A Winnipegger born in Afghanistan says the news of a shipwreck in southern Italy that killed at least 61 migrants last week brings back memories of his own experience nearly 30 years ago, when his family escaped Afghanistan by crossing the border into Pakistan on rafts.

A man with black hair wearing a blue sweater stands with his arms crossed, looking to the side out a window. Leaves from a plant frame the photo.

Zobair Deen, who was born in Afghanistan and now lives in Winnipeg, said he can relate to the migrants who were on the wooden boat that crashed into rocks in southern Italy on Sunday.

Zobair Deen

A 20-year-old man died after being hit by a vehicle Monday night in Winnipeg.

20-year-old pedestrian killed in south Winnipeg

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