The Prince George Citizen - 2018-02-03

• Flu trouble helps put hospital into overdrive
• Workers claim lack of representa­tion from union
• Condos, townhomes in high demand in Vancouver
• UNBC to host ‘electric avenue’ of clean cars
• Proposed pipeline regulation­s shouldn’t start ‘trade war’: Horgan
• Four Rivers Co-op gets behind Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Stone loses members before vote count
• Barrett left long-lasting legacy, former MLAs say
• Former B.C. premier Dave Barrett dies at age 87
• No defense for the man or the word
• The Liberals’ P.R. problem
• Even the number of words matter
• Supreme Court sides with B.C. First Nation in ancestral land dispute
• B.C. offers update on transit improvemen­ts along Highway of Tears
• A picturesqu­e skate through a forest
• Stretching out their lead
• Colina fuels Cougars in win against Wheat Kings
• Scotties heating up in Penticton
• Fowler has share of Phoenix Open lead
• Malkin, Penguins light up Capitals
• SUPER BOWL SUNDAY: PATRIOTS VS. EAGLES Eagles have formula to be upset winners
• Brady and numbers point to Patriots win
• B.C. surpasses Ontario as top production locale: report
• Rihanna, Macron champion millions for global education
• Prince is gone, but his spirit lives on
• Super Bowl ads mind their manners
• Standing desks offer limited health benefits
• The uncommon powers of 14 common household items
• Sugar alternativ­e a sweet addition to any herb garden
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Google’s AI push comes with plenty of problems
• Punting NAFTA talks into 2019 would cost Canada: projection
• Clergy gather to bless an abortion clinic
• Living a thankful life
• God’s grace makes anything possible

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