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2 cyclists training for Cops for Cancer seriously injured in Prince George hit and run

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Cyclists training for Cops for Cancer struck in Prince George hit-and-run
Two cyclists were seriously injured after being struck in a Prince George's hit and run on Monday while training for a well-known cancer fundraiser. – Jul 8, 2025

Two cyclists struck in a hit and run in Prince George on Monday were riders in a well-known cancer fundraiser.

Mounties and the Canadian Cancer Society say the two victims were training for the Cops for Cancer Tour de North in September.

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One was an RCMP officer while the other was a community rider. The collision happened at Ospika Boulevard and McRae Avenue just before 10 a.m.

Both riders suffered serious injuries, police said.

A suspect was located and arrested later in the day, police confirmed.

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