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Mississauga pedestrian dies after late-night collision; driver arrested and released

Peel police say a woman in her 20s died after being struck near Queensway and Hurontario. The driver left, returned minutes later, and was arrested as the investigation continues.

Mississauga pedestrian dies after late-night collision; driver arrested and released
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Woman in her 20s dies after being struck near Queensway and Hurontario

A woman in her 20s has died after a late-night collision in Mississauga, according to Peel Regional Police. Officers responded around 11:20 p.m. Saturday to the area of Queensway and Hurontario Street, where the pedestrian was hit by a vehicle and later succumbed to her injuries at a local trauma centre.

At a Sunday briefing, Sgt. Taylor Halfyard said the investigation to date indicates the woman was attempting to cross mid-block. Police say she fell after stepping off the median into westbound traffic and was then struck by a vehicle. The driver initially left the scene but returned within minutes.

Arrest made; charge upgraded after death confirmed

Police arrested the driver after he came back approximately eight minutes later. The initial allegation of failing to remain at a collision causing bodily harm was upgraded to failure to remain resulting in death once police confirmed the woman had died. Investigators say the driver has been released unconditionally for now while officers continue to gather evidence and assess the circumstances.

Halfyard said investigators are working to determine whether the collision was an accident or whether there was “criminal intent.”

Peel police did not release the names of the people involved. No additional details about the vehicle or the driver’s age were provided at the briefing.

Police appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage

Investigators are asking anyone who was in the area late Saturday to reach out to the Major Collision Bureau. Drivers travelling along Queensway or Hurontario around the time of the incident who may have recorded video are urged to share it with police.

  • If you witnessed the collision or events leading up to it, contact Peel police investigators.
  • Motorists with dashcam footage from around 11:20 p.m. Saturday near Queensway/Hurontario are asked to submit video to assist the investigation.

What we know so far

DetailInformation
Time of collisionAbout 11:20 p.m., Saturday
LocationArea of Queensway & Hurontario St., Mississauga
VictimWoman in her 20s (died in hospital)
Driver actionsLeft scene, returned ~8 minutes later
Arrest/chargeFailure to remain resulting in death (upgraded from bodily harm)
Driver statusReleased unconditionally pending investigation

Ongoing investigation in Mississauga

Police say the collision reconstruction is ongoing. Officers continue to review physical evidence, witness accounts and any available video to understand the sequence of events and whether criminal elements are involved. The case remains with Peel’s collision investigators, who will determine potential next steps once their review is complete.

Residents in the neighbourhood who may have seen unusual activity or who can clarify traffic conditions at the time are encouraged to contact police. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous can use recognized tip lines. Information from the public, particularly dashcam recordings, is often critical in determining what happened during serious roadway incidents.

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