The most notable incident occurred last July when two Cops for Cancer Tour de North riders were injured in a hit-and-run while out for a training ride.
The Prince George RCMP say charges have been approved by the B.C. Prosecution Service in a hit-and-run that claimed the life of a cyclist this summer.Â
It was an emotional morning in the parking lot of the Prince George Aquatic Centre as the Cops For Cancer Tour de North team took on their first group training ride since the passing of team member Shane Kelly.Â
Kelly passed away on July 10th due to injuries sustained in a hit-and-run incident.Â
The Cops for Cancer Tour de North team will be holding a scheduled group ride on Sunday morning, their first without Shane Kelly after passing during a hit and run in PG last week.
The ride will begin just after 8am from the overflow parking lot of the PG Aquatic Centre on 18th Avenue. The public is encouraged to arrive for the send off 15 minutes earlier (7:45 AM).
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