The Prince George Citizen - 2019-02-14

• Broken pipe destroys gymnasium floor
• Local songwriter pens Para Nordic theme
• Traffickin­g charges draw federal time
• Mystery meat?
• Lighting urged for Ginter’s Meadow
• Hurst cancels FanCon appearance
• Local forester honoured
• Challengin­g road conditions ahead
• Take another look at polls
• Poverty reduction plan, Take Three
• Worse than a wall
• New Democrat’s taxi-driver dad should prompt resignatio­n, Liberals say
• Back on familiar ground
• Changes proposed for Canadian junior curlers sparks petition
• Condors keep clutch on city hoops trophy
• Duchess Park downs D.P. Todd in boys final
• Siakam, Anunoby help Toronto zap Wizards
• Woods gets elevated status at Riviera
• Sergio says sorry
• Carter the latest to join Lions
• Penguins stifle McDavid, Oilers
• Adams facing claims of being inappropri­ate with girls
• Paperback pioneer dead at 99
• Scientists study volcanoes to understand past, future climate
• A century of science behind the modern periodic table
• Fossils reveal two-billion-year-old life
• Gov’t to hold limited hearings on Wilson-Raybould affair
• Ex-gymnastics coach found not guilty of sex assault
• Living next to the IRS
• Cenovus vows to build crude-by-rail capacity
• MONEY IN BRIEF

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