The Prince George Citizen - 2018-02-24

• City gets Foreign Trade Zone designatio­n
• Olympians inspire Caledonia club biathlon hopes
• Pretendium returns to Groop Gallery
• Northern researcher­s featured in Lancet series
• United Way receives cash to address homelessne­ss
• ‘Our babies are not safe out there’
• Feds change rules for resolving corruption cases without trial
• Not what founding fathers had in mind
• Trudeau’s India trip a disaster
• Guns are killing our inalienabl­e right to life
• Provincial, federal funding to lower child care costs, create new spaces
• NDP budget good for business, Horgan says
• It’s all about the white-sand beach, azure ocean and luxe digs
• Condors one win from zone title
• Spruce Kings back in win column
• Chiefs crunch Cougars
• Woods four back at Honda Classic
• Pens pick up Brassard in swap with Sens
• Bucks stop Raptors in overtime
• Canada sets new medal mark at Olympics
• Another Russian fails doping test
• Weinstein apologizes for lawyers’ words
• Five things you probably didn’t know about the Oscars
• Russia’s Oscar hopeful gains attention as U.S. ties worsen
• Lost Tapes series examines Malcolm X
• Premiers promote free trade
• General Mills planning purchase of pet food company
• Time to declutter the kitchen
• Create the garden so important pollinator­s will thrive
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Federal budget to look toward pay equity
• Enerplus plans more North Dakota growth
• Decline projected for Canadian auto sales
• Separation of church, state in danger in U.S., group says
• Billy Graham touched many Canadians in 13 ‘crusades’

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