The Prince George Citizen - 2017-12-22

• Judge orders dangerous dogs destroyed
• Ministry exploring establishm­ent of mental health advocate
• Ramblers hosting trips for holidays
• RE/MAX backing Blackburn’s all-wheels park
• TV host’s cougar hunt was legal ‘as far as we know:’ Alberta Environmen­t
• Price-fixing cases ‘common’ as rewards outweigh risks, experts say
• YOUR LETTERS Replace Vanier Hall
• Baby, it’s cold outside
• Embrace Christmas and holiday traditions
• Trudeau should pay Canada back for vacation costs: opposition
• Man charged in triplemurd­er in Kelowna
• Cariboo Cats intent on making more Mac’s memories
• O’Dine qualifies fifth-quickest in Italy’s World Cup
• Midget Cats not concerned about junior B expansion
• Playoffs, Gronk hit backdrop matchup between Bills, Patriots
• Nashville granted latest MLS expansion team
• Mahura happy with quick return to Canadian junior team
• Climate change complicati­ng forestry planning
• Business owners should take time to celebrate
• Flower power
• B.C. engineer develops eye scanner
• Kids won’t wear coats no matter how cold it gets or how crazy it makes their parents
• These are not dark times
• When It’s A Wonderful Life came out in 1946, the FBI was convinced it was Communist propaganda

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