The Prince George Citizen - 2019-09-13

• Sawmill closures put drag on otherwise strong economy
• Man shot at restaurant was brother of ‘Surrey Six’ killer
• The keys you forgot to customer service
• Lomak employees ratify contract
• Social media not to blame for polarizati­on, study says
• Young moose smashes way into B.C. school board office
• B.C. motorist fined for driving with bowl in one hand, chopsticks in the other
• Most non-European residents have faced discrimina­tion: poll
• Cold reality withers budget projection­s
• GUEST EDITORIAL Empowering local leaders essential
• Books explore link between cooking and mental health
• Raised by many mothers
• Spruce Kings hosting Grizzlies tonight
• PGSS, College Heights Cougars kick off football season with Spirit Bowl
• Crossley, Cats visit Peace Country
• Red Sox beat Blue Jays
• A dozen new fall TV shows to watch
• Fall premiere dates for some of your favourites
• Vape industry fights back on flavour bans
• Teen on life support linked to vaping sickness
• MONEY IN BRIEF
• Best, worst economic sectors swap spots
• B.C. raked in $115 million in vacancy tax

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