The Prince George Citizen - 2012-09-28

• Nun says Furlong never abusive to students
• Olympics organizer denies abuse allegation­s
• Fowler not in Canada during many Highway of Tears cases: Rossmo
• New Giscome school part of province’s modular plan
• ‘This feels like a personal vendetta’
• ‘Division without difference’ hurts politics: Dix
• Road repairs resolution run down at UBCM
• Oil tanker resolution squeaks by at UBCM
• Local leaders cross the stage
• Sex tips don’t belong in sex ed class, parent says
• Learning team teachers expanding their horizons
• Obesity study earns hefty praise
• Youth seen as target audience for cellphone recycling
• Furlong, accusers can’t both be right
• Unborn baby is still a human
• Conviction in Vancouver murder
• B.C. has biggest gap between rich and poor
• B.C.’S growth expected below two per cent
• UNBC soccer stats don’t tell the whole story
• Cats gamble on Vegas prospect
• Cougars revved up for home opener
• Raonic advances at Thailand Open
• Kings seeking points on the road
• Karate students treated to rare opportunit­y
• Snedeker, Furyk open Ryder Cup against Mcilroy, Mcdowell
• ‘It’s good to be back’
• NHL’S talks to resume as pre-season gets scrapped
• Delay in turning over evidence in Armstrong case a ‘cause for concern’
• Kidnappers spoke of selling boy
• Girl defamed on Facebook can remain anonymous in lawsuit: court
• Ambrose defends vote on pro-life motion
• Number of jailed aboriginal women hits ‘crisis’: report
• Harper slags UN, assails Iran while picking up statesman award
• Framework deals improve competitiv­eness of auto sector: union
• Chris Hadfield ponders mundane challenges of six months in space
• Generic Oxycontin, may be delayed
• Luke Strimbold (Burns Lake)
• Young leaders contribute to regional success
• Germany ratifies Eurozone rescue fund
• ‘Red line’ must be drawn with Iran: Netanyahu
• Mexican troops capture gang leader
• Obama unveils economic plan
• Possible stream bed found on Mars: NASA
• Architect proposes floating school for iconic waterfront slum
• Gay marriage arguments set for U.S. appeals court
• Less people buying used U.S. homes
• Poachers shoot and dehorn fourth rare rhinoceros
• Crew of Costa win award for bravery
• Money mistakes happen
• It’s all about the rock ‘n’ roll
• Lady Gaga lets it hang out
• Kerry Washington isn’t the leading lady, she’s the lead on Scandal
• Lewis scores on Homeland as a sympatheti­c terrorist
• Bookstores in U.K. open early as Rowling’s novel goes on sale
• Lewis Black returns to Broadway with knives sharpened
• Lochte chooses training over Tinseltown
• Out of this world
• Time to move on
• Gordon-levitt takes on Willis in Looper

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