The Prince George Citizen - 2018-11-01

• Pipeline repaired, Enbridge says
• UNBC grad student identified as defendant in Galloway lawsuit
• Forest fire evacuee sentenced for sexual assault
• Sturling starting in city
• Local home a spooktacul­ar spot
• Is PR unconstitu­tional?
• Alarming rhetoric enemy of civility
• Give PR a chance
• After next week, it’s Mueller time in America
• Games bid survives vote on plebiscite
• Notley warns B.C. steelworke­rs
• Greyhound winds down service
• Payne, Hall boot way to all-star status
• Cougars claim junior football title
• Boston celebrates champion Red Sox
• SPORTS IN BRIEF
• Orr looks back in new book
• Roberts thrilled with TV series debut
• Even bankers have chilling tales
• GM offers buyouts to thousands
• Supply shortages hamper marijuana marketplac­e
• How dogs could eradicate malaria
• So much to see in the night sky
• Calling all female rockers to Metalocaly­pstick Festival
• Conviction of ideals should be strong enough to go against the grain
• Legion releases digital Remembranc­e Day poppy
• Time to pick up your firefighte­rs’ calendar
• After decades, local couple still giving back
• Book sale delights readers
• Answers demanded on needle problem
• Foods with enhanced nutrition growing in popularity
• A close look at the writing process
• Steve HENDRIX
• Betting on a ‘kindness contagion’
• How porcelain came to Europe
• Slow transition to clean energy vehicles

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