The Prince George Citizen - 2018-11-10

• Keeping the stories alive
• Remembranc­e Day ceremony happening at temporary cenotaph
• Horgan, Wilkinson square off over electoral reform
• Gunfight combatant sentenced for sawed-off shotgun
• Conservati­on officer named best in B.C.
• Trudeau’s trade chops to be tested
• New gas plants should pay carbon levy on all emissions by 2030, advocates say
• A time to end all times
• In praise of a potato, by a prisoner
• Snyder’s heroism
• Pat Tillman’s patriotic example
• Shooter debated sanity online during massacre
• Manz and Kings swamp Rivermen
• Cougars’ Mikhalchuk having breakout season
• LIONS SEEKING PLAYOFF SUCCESS
• Polars have replacemen­t opponent
• Caledonia athletes dominant at national trials
• Wheeler rolls for Winnipeg in victory over Avs
• Brodeur, rest of Hockey Hall of Fame class get their rings
• Roughrider­s quiet about QB
• Keystone setback angers oil sector
• The markets today
• Pagels gets personal in new memoir
• Finding meaning in Remembranc­e Day
• What’s on the horizon for 2019?
• Be careful with assumption­s
• Google pledges misconduct policy changes
• Call 250-5623301 to advertise in The Citizen today
• First World War’s legacy still felt in Canada
• Letters hint at life on the front line
• Many planning to attend Remembranc­e Day ceremonies, poll shows
• Michelle Obama rips Trump in new book
• A new look, and face, for this heroine
• Fantastic Beasts is a mixed bag of wonders
• Winds of change
• Seven mistakes to avoid when renovating older houses
• Impress your guests with a curated, vintage-inspired dining room
• Family remembers last casualty of the First World War
• Indigenous soldiers returned home to racism

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