The Prince George Citizen - 2017-04-27

• Local man tapping wind power
• NDP, Liberals play loose with jobs history
• Region’s living wage $16.39, advocacy groups say
• Small town resident doesn’t like NDP
• Local Party leaders face off in final debate
• EDITORIAL Hard hits and handshakes
• Do your homework before you vote
• The science of voting
• Trump threatens to exit NAFTA
• Forest sector layoffs could begin this week
• News Clark calls for retaliatio­n to U.S. softwood duties
• O’Leary quits Tory race
• Cats beat Islanders for first win
• Power play lifts Oil Kings past Rebels
• Midget Cats came close to making semis in 2001
• Canucks name former NHLer Travis Green as new head coach
• Sports Predators beat Blues to start second-round series
• New format in New Orleans for Zurich Classic
• Sports Spurs, Raptors try to move on to second-round showdowns
• A&E Gouchie at one with the universe
• Fred Penner weighs album of grown-up tracks
• Prince George represente­d in Story Hive competitio­n
• Cenovus CEO defends $17.7B ConocoPhil­lips deal
• U.S. tax cuts threaten competitiv­eness of Canadian firms
• Bank policies minimize risk
• Canadian-style banking crisis
• Volunteer has helped community for more than 20 years
• A Williams Lake dormitory grad, Philis Welch loves Prince George
• Violence, retaliatio­n not the only solution
• ‘I enjoy every day’
• The hand towel project from hell
• All-wheel-drive at bargain price
• Decent power, but lots of noise

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