The Prince George Citizen - 2018-08-16

• B.C.-wide state of emergency declared
• B.C. wildfires smoking out the Prairies
• Right move, wrong way
• Appeal challenges discharge of Mt. Polley mine effluent into lake
• COs look to crack down on bear attractant­s
• Croation club opens chapel
• CNC launching sonography program
• My dad would never have stood for this
• Knowledge humility
• Open up doctor spots
• Clean traffic islands
• Bread a ‘nutritiona­l gold mine’ for humanity
• Some Service for their service, estate planning for mixed families
• Can you record your boss at work without him or her knowing?
• Employers struggle with staff turnover
• Taking down statues not a solution to addressing history: McKenna
• Artist behind Macdonald statue says it was never intended as a monument
• Montreal calls for handgun ban
• After straws, balloons a rising concern
• The markets today
• Knights chasing Western midget crown
• BMX track holding grand opening Saturday
• Grays gear up for Western Canadians
• Toronto FC thumps Vancouver in Canadian Championsh­ip
• Granderson’s grand slam leads Jays past Royals
• East Coast artist Mary Pratt mourned
• Still fixing cars after all these years
• Mexico, U.S. have long, complex history
• Steampunk Day set for railway museum
• Polarizati­on shouldn’t define us
• Helping with the healing
• Kids in organized sports still find time for free play
• Is the end in sight for gaming consoles?
• Typical kid or mental health issue? Emily BAZAR
• Young Canadians want health care changes
• Technologi­cal infrastruc­ture affected by space weather events. MUST CREDIT: NASA

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