The Prince George Citizen - 2017-09-13

• Residents concerned about state of park
• Syringe wielder granted day parole
• Police want pot legalizati­on delayed
• Kavka releasing debut solo album
• Site C dam project on budget, could face delays
• WorkSafeBC issues fine after paint booth catches fire
• Take Back the Night marks 25th anniversar­y
• Nechako region diversifyi­ng economy
• UNBC researcher named to Royal Society of Canada
• Ex-Miss Universe Canada contender hosting fundraiser
• UNBC researcher­s receive funding worth $1.1 million
• CNC looking for donations of used scrubs
• Taxes endlessly frustratin­g
• Expect more tax hikes
• The hypocrisy of ‘fake’ news
• Green factor behind absence of bigticket items in B.C. budget, James says
• Richmond considers policy on English sign requiremen­ts
• U.K. joins Bombardier-Boeing dispute
• Vancouver ‘a second home’ for Microsoft
• Cariboo Cougars looking strong for new season
• Lulay to miss rest of CFL year
• Blueliner commits to Kings
• Sports Sedins remain committed to Canucks
• Blue Jays bring Martin off disabled list
• Future unknown for free agent quarterbac­k
• Bluebird, Bluebird tackles racism in small-town Texas
• Jenkins to lead DC film revival
• Abrams to write, direct new Star Wars sequel

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