The Prince George Citizen - 2018-09-27

• Candidates contravene sign bylaw
• Reopening Quinn Street transfer station to be considered
• Omineca Arts Centre reopens at new location
• Trump calls out Canada at UN
• Opportunit­y to dispose of batteries, tires, major appliances at Junk in the Trunk sale
• Payouts for Peace energy infrastruc­ture questioned
• Sign of the times
• Time to talk about mining
• Stick to science, Whitcombe
• Geoff & The Ninja make the cut
• Engineers face disciplina­ry hearing over tailings pond spill
• B.C. mayoral candidate made homeless man chug beer for a sandwich
• Feet in motion
• Spruce Kings sign Maglio to new deal
• Brew crew back in playoffs
• Cougars edge Polars in volleyball final
• Marner helps Leafs drop Canadiens
• Knee injury knocks Perry out for five months
• Make tax-free investment­s, not war
• U.S. steel tariffs costing Ford $1B, CEO says
• Cosby behind bars
• Lynn’s vocals, spirit still soaring
• Networking is important, here’s how to do it right
• Extra parental leave starting early
• Trans Mountain constructi­on could restart next year
• Long history in city offered Pickerings a good life
• Spirit and the Rose series by Aboriginal artist set for release
• Reflection­s of injustice
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at UNBC
• Mealtime Monster next children’s book for author
• Celine Dion leaving Las Vegas
• She’s got the power
• The scramble for Africa (part one)
• Driverless cars reshape the world
• Self-driving cars with eyes on pedestrian­s
• Convention success

The Prince George Citizen - 2018-09-26

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