The Prince George Citizen - 2018-11-20

• Scheer ties sawmill troubles to Liberal tail
• Deadly drunk driver granted parole, told to stay away from Fraser Lake
• Mall, Sally Ann dispute choir kerfuffle claim
• Postal strike continues
• Prince George provincial court docket
• Sliding NDP popularity biggest threat to Tories
• Jones to speak at UNBC Legacy Breakfast
• Advocates urge criminaliz­ation of ‘non-state torture’
• Police seek witnesses in crash
• GUEST EDITORIAL How medical pot made me a better mom
• Get to the real problems
• PR means no dictatorsh­ips
• Allegation­s of forced sterilizat­ion of Indigenous women must be investigat­ed, NDP says
• Sophistica­ted phishing scams put secrets at risk, Global Affairs says
• Kings clipped in Nanaimo
• Sweet success
• College Heights teams put on a show at zones
• Blazers smoke Cougars in doublehead­er
• Stamps out to end Grey Cup losing streak
• Laine fuels Jets in win against Canucks
• Little Drummer Girl remains relevant on screen
• Grillo looking for a fight in Netflix doc
• Guess Who tapes donated to Winnipeg museum
• Greek retirees moving to one of Europe’s poorest countries
• The turkey is grandpa territory
• Stock market uncertaint­y has older workers on edge
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Ride sharing coming to province
• Tijuana residents protest migrant caravan arrival

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