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The blessed month of Ramadan is considered the third of the five pillars of Islam, without which no Muslim’s Islam is correct. Fasting means abstaining from all things that break the fast,
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Canada Implements Two-Year Restriction on International Student Admissions: Addressing Concerns and Ensuring Support.
Immigration Minister Mark Miller recently announced a new restriction: a two-year limit on admitting international students. This move is to give federal and provincial authorities enough time to deal with concerns about
Influencer Pets: The Rise of Cute Pets Making More Money Than Their Humans
Introduction In the biggest business boom of the century, e-commerce, pet owners are increasingly turning to online platforms like Amazon to find the latest toys, beds, food and more. Amazon selling as
New Pay Transparency Act: Beneficial For Everyone?
The Pay Transparency Act, a recent and impactful legislation, is set to bring greater accountability and openness to various sectors. This transformative law focuses on making decision-making processes more visible, marking a
Birthday Deals/Specials you can find in Prince George!
Birthday Freebies you can find in Prince George Canada: Did you know that you can get a lot of birthday freebies in Canada? Many restaurants and retailers are happy to offer free
INFORMATION – Applied to graduate? Don’t forget
All those who met degree requirements in May 2022, Sept 2022 and Jan 2023 semesters are eligible to attend the May 26th, 2023 Convocation Ceremonies in Prince George, and/or a Regional Campus
INFORMATION – Class of 2023 Graduands/Graduates
Class of 2023 Graduands/Graduates Nominate Your Valedictorians Valedictorian nominations are open from January 13th – February 17th. Valedictorians are nominated by their peers. One is chosen and gives a final address to
$2000 Bursary For Foster Children
Storwell is offering an annual bursary of $2,000 in support of foster children to help them attend post-secondary schools and to offer a hand up as they make their way forward in
My Refugee Trip, Before I Became a Student at UNBC
After receiving the phone call about my travel date to Canada, the travel preparation started right away. I shared that good news with my family and friends. I gave notice to my
My Life as a Refugee Before I Became a Student at UNBC
After living at the refugee camp for several months, I decided on my education. There were some scholarships for the Syrian refugees to continue their studies. I couldn’t accept those scholarships because