The Prince George Citizen - 2018-02-21

• Local mom waiting on kidney transplant
• Love triangle, drug debt motives for murder, court hears
• B.C. focuses on children, housing
• Pastor examines future of the church in new book
• No action from city on pool petition
• Refugee tribunal ditches legislated timelines
• Housing plan aims to stabilize prices
• Hedda Noir channels film noir feel
• Pipeline, rail accidents up in 2017
• Depression a cancer of the soul
• Monastery life a throwback
• New approach needed on homelessne­ss
• Trump to ban ‘bump stocks’ as gun protests continue
• Toddler’s leg broken by Vancouver airport escalator
• Feds expected to protect more land, waterways
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Electric car advocates seek support from feds
• Pipeline delays costing Canada $15.6B a year, Scotiabank says
• Cariboo Cats find their form
• Spruce Kings offering Mega deal for playoff tickets
• Diversity, thy name is women’s bobsled
• Canucks ink Gudbranson to three-year extension
• Mr. Rogers being celebrated in 50th anniversar­y year
• Junos not naming replacemen­t nominees for Hedley

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