The Prince George Citizen - 2018-11-22

• Dead heat in B.C. referendum on proportion­al representa­tion: poll
• Man suspected of sexually assaulting girls
• Forestry delegation to visit China, Japan, South Korea
• Plaid Friday and Small Business Saturday set for downtown
• City partially reopens downtown streets
• RCMP probe centres on roles, duties of suspended legislatur­e officials: adviser
• Go local on Plaid Friday
• Canadians support vaping regulation­s
• Mall should let Salvation Army sing
• No such thing as carbon-free power
• Silent aircraft takes flight
• Ottawa responds to U.S. tax reforms with $16B package
• Liberals to support media with tax cuts
• Kings feed loss to Smoke Eaters
• Fourth-quarter push eliminates Cougars
• Meise, MacRitchie roll to zone titles
• Vertue virtually unstoppabl­e in pool
• Gordon a top NFL running back in own right
• LeBron feels love in return to Cleveland
• Crosby’s return sparks Penguins
• Curler Fry to take leave from Team Jacobs
• A delicious, vicious acting feast
• Dogs doc highlights human-animal bond
• Pot supply shortage in Alberta leads to halt in retail licences
• Ikea may trim workforce
• Homicide rate hits 10-year high, Stats Can says
• Gov’t ready to legislate end to postal strike
• A financial tale of three ghosts
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• MONEY IN BRIEF

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