The Prince George Citizen - 2018-05-26

• Partners working together to manage Nechako levels
• Bettman marks 25 years
• Festival of Trees sets dates for 25th anniversar­y
• Civic Centre replacing wood floor
• Council to ponder church’s location
• Kootenay flood cleanup underway
• Appeal of grow-op conviction dismissed
• PM’s next apology questioned
• Paving projects set
• Dry conditions adding fuel to wildfires
• Former B.C. premier investing in marijuana industry
• B.C.-only wine in stores sparks trade complaint
• Fascism is back — blame the internet
• Is it possible to re-establish trust?
• Dangerous project
• Dine like Schwarzene­gger
• Kamloops snags Wilson soccer trophy
• Paddlers prepping for marathon canoe race
• LeBron forces Game 7
• Knights success fuels expansion talk in Seattle, Houston
• Canucks ink top prospect
• Online reaction extensive to charges against Weinstein
• No Harrison Ford in new Solo movie
• Painting name change sparks controvers­y
• CP Rail talks to resume in Calgary after unions reject offer
• Businesses get privacy issue warning from European Union
• ‘Not another bottle of wine’ host-gift guide
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Putin put out by Trump troubles
• Deal dead with investor for Alaska mine project near fishery
• Locked and loaded for the Lord

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