The Prince George Citizen - 2018-05-19

• Water recedes but caution still urged
• New flood warnings for parts of B.C.
• Black & White Ball on horizon
• SCHOOL SHOOTING IN TEXAS LEAVES 10 DEAD
• Botanical Society plant sale set for Sunday
• Bear shot with arrow and left to suffer
• New student artwork now part of CNC collection
• Unemployme­nt rate 5.4 per cent in April
• Five myths about spring allergies
• Shorter treatments may help breast cancer patients
• Oil and water don’t mix
• Welcome back to 1978
• Trump gives U.S. high lumber prices
• Mueller probe could just be getting started
• Changing times for royal family
• Another O’Keeffe emerges for exhibit: Georgia’s sister Ida
• Painful memories
• SPORTS IN BRIEF
• Nadal, Djokovic set for court clash
• Curry, Warriors not worried about his shooting touch
• Leishman sets 36-hole Nelson record
• Knights tighten grip on Western final
• Special teams key for Tampa
• Charles to walk Markle down the aisle
• Nothing new in Han Solo universe
• No cape for this hero
• Companies try frank dialogue about race
• New law would let workers take break from calls, emails
• The delightful demands of the cutting garden
• Now is the time to plant your garden
• Annual inflation cools to 2.2 per cent
• Campbell Soup CEO out, steel tariffs to bite soon
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• During Ramadan, young Muslims adjust to fasting

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