The Prince George Citizen - 2018-06-14

• Show ‘n’ Shine coming to park on Father’s Day
• Driver fined in flagger’s death
• Humans driving extinction
• City OKs bookstore move
• Sampson launches campaign for city council
• Family Fishing Weekend here for Father’s Day
• Variety BC radiothon coming next week
• NDP holding all the power
• With friends like Trump...
• Let your name stand
• Little hope for northern cod stock recovery
• Tariffs on aluminum not helpful, says forestry sector president
• Freeland calls U.S. steel, aluminum tariffs ‘frankly absurd’
• Duchess Park football back in the game
• Speed skater Orlowski rises to the top
• U.S. Open should be ‘marvelous test’
• Cougars pre-season starts Aug. 31
• Hierro hopes for quick success at World Cup
• Canada a host nation for 2026 tournament
• Suicide coverage scrutinize­d after celebrity deaths
• No Coke, no Pepsi
• Alaska river sees low commercial salmon harvest
• Syncrude oilsands tailings plan approved
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• RBC and WestJet join forces
• Who are you going to believe?
• Scholarshi­ps go to local teen filmmakers
• Canada Connection­s saw students act out history
• Longtime resident has had happy life in P.G.
• Award-winning author hosts book signings
• Tapestry Singers invite you to ‘Be Our Guest’
• Lost in media’s ideal images
• Common sports nutrition pitfalls
• Privacy settings you should change right now
• 50 Shades of Green
• Fassbender steers into driving ambition
• Bus, plane or train, north needs reliable transporta­tion
• ‘Hathahater­s’ could be won over by Hathaway in Ocean’s 8

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