Regina police on the scene of crash involving pedestrian, vehicle
According to a news release sent shortly after 2 p.m., the public is asked to avoid the area or find an alternative route.
No other details, such as the status of the pedestrian, were provided.
CTV News has reached out to police for more information.
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