Pedestrian killed in Mississauga hit-and-run; police seek dark pickup truck driver A pedestrian died after being struck by a dark-coloured pickup truck at Winston Churchill Boulevard and Dundas Street West in Mississauga on Tuesday evening. Police are searching for the driver, who fled the scene. A pedestrian is dead after a hit-and-run involving a pickup truck in Mississauga on Tuesday night, police say. The collision happened at the intersection of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Dundas Street West shortly after 6 p.m. Peel police media relations officer Const. Pedestrian Killed in Crosswalk CollisionMoulika Sharma said the pedestrian was on the crosswalk when they were hit. The pickup truck was travelling south on Winston Churchill Boulevard and turning west onto Dundas Street West at the time. Emergency services arrived at the scene, and Sharma said the pedestrian, despite life-saving efforts, was pronounced dead at the scene. The pedestrian's identity has not been released.The driver of the dark-coloured pickup truck fled, Sharma said. Police have no further information about the vehicle and the driver. The investigation remains in its early stages."We are still at the very early stages of this investigation, and we encourage the driver to seek legal counsel and turn themselves in to the police," Sharma said. "It's just a matter of time until we get them. " When asked about the circumstances surrounding the incident, Sharma said officers were still gathering evidence, including surveillance video. "There's a lot of work going on diligently behind the scenes right now," she said.Police Appeal for Driver Information"We are trying to determine every single aspect as to what led to this incident. " Police are on the scene of the fatal pedestrian collision at the intersection of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Dundas Street West in Mississauga on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026. The date of the incident is Sept. 29, 2026. Officers are asking anyone with information about the vehicle or the driver to come forward as the search continues.The intersection is a busy crossing in Mississauga, and investigators are reviewing all available footage. The fatal collision is one of several incidents keeping Peel police busy. No further details about the victim or the suspect vehicle have been released by police. Sharma said the driver should turn themselves in.Police are continuing to work behind the scenes to determine what led to the incident. The investigation is ongoing.