The Prince George Citizen - 2018-08-23

• Drivers told to slow down in constructi­on zone
• Local man who lured woman sentenced for attempted murder
• Freeland optimistic about NAFTA
• City pushing for exemption from Employer Health Tax
• Accessibil­ity to LTM Park needs improvemen­t
• B.C. works to safeguard livestock
• American democracy is still in danger
• Wildfires the new normal, unless we deal with warming climate
• Running out of air
• Breathing particulat­e matter particular­ly bad for health
• A good will can help your family cope after a death
• Celebratio­n time
• Goalie Rushton brings national title home
• Soccer team hoping for smokeless conditions
• Spruce Kings open camp Friday
• HENDERSON TEEING UP IN CP WOMEN’S OPEN
• Ex-Vikings finding fit with Seahawks
• SPORTS IN BRIEF
• Koepka looking for strong finish
• Couturier back on the limp
• Lost Jagger-Simon duet found after more than 45 years
• Papillon remake a handsome but slow prison drama
• WestJet cutting back on capacity
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• B.C. wineries look to reduce wildfire risk
• Elon Musk the‘poster boy’of culture of obsessive overwork
• Drought hurting ranchers
• Local resident came to town by way of Africa
• The “good old days” of colonialis­m
• Talking about the writing biz at ArtSpace
• Food shaming all too common
• ‘Neigh-sayer’ accidental­ly eats horse in Iceland
• Is yoga more beneficial than stretching for NFL players?
• The forgery that wasn’t
• Wacky treats at national fair
• Wickens wreck a reminder racing will never be safe
• Jenna FRYER
• Electric vehicle sales growing but supply remains barrier
• Making driving a bit easier for seniors
• Kroger rolls out driverless cars for grocery deliveries

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