The Prince George Citizen - 2018-03-29

• UNBC prof recognized for language leadership
• Local author launches fantasy novel
• Good to sick too perform, show goes
• Facebook boycott bad idea
• Rio Tinto can do more
• Let’s hear it for the kids
• Economic tide rising, despite a few wobbles
• Victoria-based firm denies link to Facebook data scandal
• Vancouver mayor to apologize to Chinese residents for past wrongs
• Young climbing the ladder with Cubs
• Gaudette excited for NHL debut with Canucks
• Collins upsets Venus Williams at Miami Open
• Cariboo Cats prepare for midget final
• Grichuk ready for fresh start with Jays
• Australia’s Gold Coast to host Commonweal­th Games in April
• This Is Us star pulls no punches in book
• Viewers flock to Roseanne reboot
• Jesus Christ Superstar cast set to go live Easter Sunday on NBC
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Canadian gold icon mourned
• Alta. premier dismisses Burnaby pipeline appeal
• Doc focuses on Indigenous art legend’s mentoring
• Waiter fights firing with French defence
• Historical sites featured in Doctor’s Case
• Actors’ portrayal a powerful asset for locally created film
• The long and winding pipe
• Allowing for diversity includes art
• Building community through volunteeri­ng
• Student art show at library
• Meal timing might help improve health
• Yaris unlike any other car on the road

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The Prince George Citizen - 2018-03-30