The Prince George Citizen - 2017-10-06

• Students cooking Thanksgivi­ng feast
• Accused involved in murder ‘every step of the way,’ jury told
• Local Local artist commits Misdemeano­r
• Party drug dealer deserved jail time, judge rules
• P.G. Chamber of Commerce opposes proposed tax change
• Fort St. John man acquitted in terror case faces immigratio­n review
• B.C. considerin­g modular social housing
• Buying a gun in Japan is four-month process
• YOUR LETTERS B.C Wine industry stronger together
• Mail-in ballot will puzzle voters
• Federal gov’t to compensate ’60s Scoop survivors
• Kings, Eagles set for another BCHL battle
• Cougars targeting Rockets in division standings
• Hard part yet to come for Boeser, Virtanen
• ‘It’s my spot to lose’
• Jagr battles rust, fatigue
• Cleveland stuns Yankees
• Old pals facing off in NLDS with Vegas in mind
• Trump-tied lobbyists cash in on connection­s, report says
• One step closer to death by firing squad as judge denies challenge
• Tropical Storm Nate blamed for 22 deaths
• News Pence pledges U.S. will go to Mars and beyond
• The Mountain Between Us: drama, romance
• The markets today
• Energy East pipeline cancelled
• Federal approval of Trans Mountain pipeline put Alberta’s economy above B.C. environmen­t, lawyer says

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