The Prince George Citizen - 2017-10-21

• Healthier You Expo happening Sunday at CNC
• Mortgage rules change could slow local home market
• UBC students learn to care for Indigenous people by understand­ing racist legacy
• Offspring hitting P.G.
• Driver dies in rollover
• Checking Prince George Vital Signs
• The Exploratio­n Place receives provincial nod
• Pot legalizati­on on track: minister
• New public art falls flat
• YOUR LETTERS Quebec bill discrimina­tes
• Singh could draw younger voters
• Pollution more deadly than war, disease, study says
• Trudeau opposes Quebec face-covering ban
• Oil Kings rule Cats in SO
• Adult soccer leagues amalgamate
• Spruce Kings fit to be tied in Powell River
• Timberwolv­es still in playoff hunt
• Astros force Game 7 vs. Yankees
• Built for modern-day baseball
• Johnson, Kenseth on NASCAR bubble
• Sports Lowly Lions looking for positives in lost season
• NHL admits mistake on challenged goal
• Funeral held for officer killed in Vegas shooting
• Suicide bombings of mosques kill 63
• A most personal choice Mortician-activist doesn’t think funeral industry should decide what happens to your body after you die
• Americans have not done analysis on ending NAFTA agreement
• Tim Horton’s franchisee group draws support
• ‘I was able to provide for my family’
• Worklife Ice road planned for Churchill
• Long-term partners
• Fernie holds day of mourning for killed workers
• Just for Laughs founder steps down over harassment allegation­s
• A&E Del Castillo docuseries hits Netflix
• Great aspiration­s for comic creation
• Disney’s movies face a big test, but Iger likes his chances
• Staying on a classic houseboat while in Amsterdam is the very Dutch thing to do
• The fifth season is an enchanting display of decay
• Making your yard animal un-friendly as possible

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