The Prince George Citizen - 2017-09-14

• Greyhound suffering ‘unsustaina­ble’ losses
• Are you OK?
• ‘World’s greatest’ Pink Floyd cover act coming to CN Centre
• Local Grizzly trouble strikes Pineview
• French show coming to Studio 2880
• Stolen tickets puts raf f le in tailspin
• Wildfire state of emergency to be lifted
• Antimatter research could help explain origin of the universe
• Hillary’s pity party continues
• Why Site C makes sense
• Justice for the rich
• Cambodian drama First They Killed My Father debuts Friday on Netflix
• Homegrown forward among seven 20-yearolds left in Cougars’ den
• Kids keep Spruce Capital coach coming back for more
• Sports Paris, Los Angeles to host 2024, 2028 Olympics
• Cleveland sets AL record
• Tech CEOs concerned over tax change
• Canadians with dealings in U.S. vulnerable in Equifax hack
• Worklife Incomes up nationally, census shows
• 1.2 million Canadian kids live in poverty
• For Selen Alpay, his staff, his charities and his volunteeri­ng make him successful
• Mazerand bringing words and music to P.G.
• Fall season rich with cultural offerings
• How one voice becomes many
• Fall movie season holds promise
• Study shows cycling to work has health benefits
• Cobra was magic on wheels
• Tire innovation keeps drivers rolling

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