The Prince George Citizen - 8 Dec 2016
Operation Popcorn gives thanks to healthcare workers
Molester appealing minimum sentence
City passes smoking restrictions
Silhouetted by sunshine
Air quality advisory for Vanderhoof, Valemount
RCMP on lookout for suspected jewel thieves
Comicbook hero
Festival of Trees enjoys successful year
Child killed in Valemont fire
‘Bylaws like this help people quit’
Deadly drug seized in Toronto
Notley did ‘right thing’ coming to B.C.: Clark
Polygamy verdict coming in February
Meteorite collection offers glimpse of early solar system
The truth of fake news
Monsef response to electoral reform suggestions insulting
Shelter is a basic human need
Bigotry remains at Ness Lake Bible Camp
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Mind-controlled robotic hand helping paralyzed patients
Reduction/oxidation numbers key to understanding fossil fuel reactions
Trump to name EPA opponent head of environmental agency
Hampole nails down spot in national finals
Johnson makes Canada West roster, Huber quits Spruce Kings
John Scott retires
Black Diamond shines at zones
Knezevic’s new team sweeps into B.C. Scotties
Bantam Cats golden at home
Double gold for Frizzell
Players set to test floor hockey skills
Canada fourth in 4x50 medley relay at worlds
Olympics likely to headline NHL board of governors meetings
T-wolves forward Louka named athlete of the week
Cougars defeat Wheat kings
Caddie dies, first round stopped at Dubai Ladies Masters
Gushue in three-way tie for lead at Grand Slam of Curling
Tax planning and ice-pick murder
Moose Knuckles reaches deal with Competition Bureau
TransCanada to proceed with $655M natural gas pipeline
Year-end tax planning for business owners
Climate plan summit won’t result in full ledger of GHG cuts
NFL, teammates want to gang-tackle Canada’s new policy on Super Bowl ads
Show offers four local plays for the price of one
Couple up for music award
Bank of Canada keeps key rate steady
Dollarama says China’s soft economy helping to offset currency challenge
Time to set limits
Tips to limit tech overload and maintain a work-life balance
Technology tips
Lifestyle tips
Putting Christ in Christmas
For Marlene and Ben Spyker, following Jesus’s example means helping those in greatest need the whole year long
Christine HINZMANN
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Kelly Road staging Little Shop of Horrors
A train trip across Canada with two little kids was only the start
The Bertram’s Canadian adventure
Cluff steps up to Montreal ballet
Room for chocolate in healthy eating
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Tragedy, trauma on the tracks
Embarking on a voyage of understanding
Mud River playing second annual Christmas concert
Sitting down for a talk with Humpty Dumpty
CHSS play tries to find intelligent life
Local therapist writes chapter in new book
‘I knew I could challenge this cast’
‘The whole thing is about control’
Looking further afield than consumerism
Downsizing? Small engine? Well, this SUV missed the memo
A lot of vehicle for a lot of money
Opposite of cool Chapin’s nerdy AMC cars actually helped the company stay afloat through hard times
Chapin ‘never really considered doing anything else’
Something special happened to Pony Cars
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