Wildlife causes highway collision
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More information has been presented regarding the motorcycle accident which occurred Saturday, May 28.
At approximately 4 p.m. a motorcyclist was traveling on Highway 2 south of Dawson Creek near Tupper, when the rider collided with a deer.
The rider was thrown from his motorcycle and STARS Air Ambulance was needed to transport the victim to hospital.
According to the Dawson Creek RCMP, the victim was in critical but stable condition while being transported and was eventually stabilized in hospital.
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