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Darin Bain

Darin is a news reporter for Vista Radio's Prince George stations. His career started in the Cariboo in 2020, working as a News Reporter in both 100 Mile House and Williams Lake before making the move to Prince George in late 2021.

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Cougars sign Souch to WHL deal

The Prince George Cougars have signed newly acquired forward Brock Souch to a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement.  The Cougars picked up Souch in a trade with the Regina Pats last week, in exchange for a fifth-round pick in 2029. 

RCMP investigating hit-and-run that sent two cyclists to hospital

The Prince George RCMP is currently investigating a pedestrian involved hit-and-run that occurred near the intersection of North Ospika Boulevard and McRae Avenue at around 9:00 this morning. (Monday)

Special Olympics Week declared in Prince George

A large, excited crowd gathered at Prince George City Hall this morning (Monday), as Mayor Simon Yu declared this week as Special Olympics Week in the City.  "This is the moment we've been waiting for for quite some time," Yu said. 

Gysbers joining Timberwolves Wall of Honour

Cody Gysbers is the first inductee on the UNBC Timberwolves Wall of Honour for 2025. Gysbers committed to the Timberwolves' Men's Soccer program in April 2016 as a graduate of Reynolds Secondary in Victoria.

Grizzly bear attack west of Fort Nelson leaves one with non-life-threatening injuries

The BC Conservation Officer Service says a grizzly bear attack near Fort Nelson left one man with non-life-threatening injuries.  According to a Facebook post from the Conservation Officer Service, the attack took place at 11:00 this morning near a remote, fly-in location approximately 110 kilometres west of Fort Nelson, where a group was working in the area. 

Final touches being made for Special Olympics BC Games

With a flag raising Monday, a Torch Run on Wednesday, an opening ceremony on Thursday, and competitions on Friday and Saturday, the Special Olympics BC Games are set to bring plenty of excitement to Prince George this week. 

Some Northern Interior Health Unit services moving next year

Northern Health's Northern Interior Health Unit (NIHU) will be making a move in spring 2026.  According to Northern Health, the current NIHU building will be deconstructed after the move to make space for the tower. 

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Traveling with pets? Keep them secured, says ICBC and BC SPCA

ICBC and the BC SPCA are reminding drivers of the importance of keeping four-legged passengers secure this summer. 

Area restriction around Pocket Knife Creek fire rescinded

The BC Wildfire Service is rescinding the area restriction order surrounding the Pocket Knife Creek Wildfire. This will take effect tomorrow (Saturday) at noon. The area restriction was originally put in place on May 31st.

WestJet service between Prince George and Edmonton begins Saturday

WestJet's newest route in Prince George will be making its maiden voyage this week. The airline's service between Prince George...

Dog recovering with new family after bear encounter in Northern B.C.

A brave dog is now living the good life after a bear encounter in Northern B.C.. "Rocky came into the...

Spruce Kings adding defence depth with new commitment

The Prince George Spruce Kings are adding to the blueline for next season. The team announced today 2007-born defenceman Dracen...

City to fly Special Olympics flag for Special Olympics Week

Next week will be proclaimed Special Olympics BC Week in Prince George. On Monday, Special Olympics Athletes will join Mayor...

Skipper hanging up the leash after nine years of service to North District RCMP

One of the North District RCMP's finest is calling it a career. Skipper, an Accredited Facility Dog (AFD) from Pacific...

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Update: power restored in PG after mid-afternoon outage

BC Hydro crews are dealing with a mid-day power outage in Prince George. 643 customers are in affected north of Midland Road and East of Aberdeen Road.

Music at the Pavilion to kick off Thursday night

Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park is the place for free live music this summer starting on Thursday. The City is hosting Music at the Pavilion every second Thursday until August 21st.

Helicopter crash in the South Cariboo under investigation

Four people were taken to hospital for treatment following a helicopter crash over the weekend in the South Cariboo. 100 Mile House RCMP responded to the incident that happened yesterday (July 6) in Lone Butte.

Texas 4,000 makes several stops in northern B.C.

A team of cyclists from Texas have made their way through the Bulkley Valley heading to Anchorage, Alaska.

WestJet adding more flights on B.C. routes

WestJet is increasing the frequency of several B.C. routes, starting next week. 

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