The Prince George Citizen - 2018-11-29

• Wells gets internet upgrade
• Man sentenced for rough treatment of baby daughter
• Food chain issues hurting humpbacks
• Research project looks to improve Indigenous health
• Alpine club hosting showing of Free Solo
• RCMP officer breaks down at Lemaitre inquest
• Tough end to great season for CHSS girls
• Origins in the classroom
• Let your voice be heard
• Ford tries, fails to fight Canada’s bilinguali­sm racket
• PR is better democracy
• Cancer society offers transporta­tion support
• Science relies on ability to observe
• Kings can enjoy view from the top
• Accident scuttles girls’ trip, College Heights boys play on
• Spruce Kings add offensive punch
• Return of Sherman
• Cats blanked in Spokane
• No rust on Matthews in his return
• Dumba making it easier for Wild fans to forget about Burns trade
• Canadian chart-topper hitting CN Centre stage
• Atwood writing sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale
• School cafeteria manager goes bananas
• NEB examines viability of solar power across country
• Ripping away some red tape
• Supporting a cause, part one
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Fesitval of Trees delivers holiday magic
• Childhood trauma leaves deep scars
• Gift struggles
• Bridge still drives longtime resident
• Why we shouldn’t worry about preservati­ves
• Stress fuels unhealthy diet
• Dispelling deadly myths about flu shots
• Best children’s books of 2018
• Coming events
• Startups, old faces take aim at Tesla
• Zero emissions a great idea but sales quota poses problems

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