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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Fuel treatments planned for West Lake area

Crews will remove dense understory vegetation, prune lower branches on retained trees up to three metres above the ground, and remove dead and downed timber where feasible for merchantable recovery.

City cleanup continues following weekend windstorms

According to the City of Prince George, most of the major cleanup is expected to be complete by Wednesday, with crews responding 262 service calls over the past few days. 

Doherty says federal budget’s forestry funding needed, but new softwood lumber deal needed too

"I think that that is money that is much needed, our region has probably been hurt the most in terms of this government's failure to secure a softwood lumber agreement or to even make forestry a priority," Doherty said.

UNBC welcoming community feedback on Regional Plan

The University will be running online and in-person engagement sessions throughout the fall, allowing residents the opportunity to share any perspectives to help shape UNBC's regional priorities and strengthen its contributions to the people, communities and industries it serves. 

One bear captured as Conservation Officers investigate Bella Coola attack

The BC Conservation Officer Service (BCCOS) says one grizzly bear has been trapped, as they continue to trap any bears which could be linked to a fatal attack in Bella Coola.

Lajoie’s OT heroics end Cougars’ home losing streak

Jett Lajoie was the overtime hero, giving the Prince George Cougars a 2-1 win over the Kelowna Rockets and sending the 3,600 fans at the CN Centre who got to see the goal as it happened home happy.

Darin’s Sports Shorts; Sunday, November 8th

Recap of local and national sports.

BC Hydro crews making progress on restoring power following windstorm in B.C.

BC Hydro says around 63,000 customers were without power as of about 7 a.m. today (Sunday) across the province as wind storms hit B.C.

Salvation Army receives 5th annual Bob Scott Award

The Bob Scott Award is awarded annually to an individual or individuals, business, organization or agency which exemplifies integrity, leadership and inspiration in contributing to the betterment of the Prince George community and thereby making a difference.

UPDATE: Domano reopened following morning collision involving pedestrian

The Prince George RCMP and other emergency services are on scene of a serious motor vehicle collision on Domano Boulevard. 

Prince George Employment and Training Expo offering new opportunities

"What we've got is about 55 vendors that are both training providers and employers, so if you're looking at doing any type of retraining, you can come down here and talk to the majority of main institutions that we have." 

Ice Oval Society continuing push to Chill the Oval ahead of expected El Nino winter

With an El Nino winter on the horizon, Prince George Ice Oval Society President Kathy Lewis, said they'll do what they can to ensure skating can happen outside on the Outdoor Ice Oval, but they're often at the mercy of the weather.

WHL awards expansion franchise to Chilliwack

The league announced today (Wednesday) the awarding of an expansion franchise to the community, and the ownership group lead by Jeremy Colliton, Brett Motherwell, Mason Raymond, Mario Amantea, and Patrick Lathrop. 

PG Mounties seeking woman wanted for assault with a weapon

The Prince George RCMP is on the lookout for 47-year-old Misty Lynn Henry. 

Lheidli T’enneh and Legion invite community to commemorate National Indigenous Veterans Day

National Indigenous Veterans Day is observed annually on November 8, and was established through the efforts of Indigenous veterans seeking recognition for their service and experiences.

PG RCMP seek dash cam footage after fatal collision involving pedestrian

Police say the collision occurred at around 4:30 a.m. yesterday (Monday) at the intersection of First Avenue and Victoria Street. 

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Local Mounties make arrest after pedestrian struck in College Heights

Alcohol is believed to be a factor in this incident. The investigation is continuing.

PG Search and Rescue utilize helicopter to access man cut off by windstorm

A total of six personnel were involved, which saw the patient flown to the Prince George Airport where he was then taken to hospital.

Here We Blow Again: Prince George braces for yet another wind warning

Winds are expected to strengthen to 60 km/hour gusting to 90 this evening.

Hartley’s Sports Shorts; Tuesday, November 10th

The (5-8-1-2) Prince George Cougars continue a 7-game homestand when they entertain the (8-8-0-1) Penticton Vees tonight (Tuesday) at 7:00 and Wednesday afternoon at 2:00.

Final vote count for snap election hands B.C. Conservatives 64 seat majority

The B.C. Conservatives have secured another seat after the final vote results for this fall's provincial election, flipping a Burnaby riding from the NDP.
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