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With United States presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the news, you might be wondering how to estimate the outcome of the November 3rd election. Though these two names might

PRINCE GEORGE—With the upcoming elections getting closer, the College of New Caledonia Students’ Union is committed to encouraging students to register to vote by joining the “Take It Over” campaign that is

Prince George, B.C. – The University of Northern British Columbia Board of Governors extended the term of Interim President Geoff Payne by two years. The Board, whose members voted unanimously in support

COVID-19 has sent global equity markets on a roller coaster leaving many wondering what kind of a turn is next. From the market’s record-breaking highs in February to the market bottom in

Kelly Road Secondary School has been a part of Prince George for over 50 years. It was named in recognition of John Kelly who was an early pioneer in Prince George that

As the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is spreading wildly and rapidly id too many countries, here is some advice from The World Health Organization to protect you from this disease. Stay aware of

Hearing the news Thursday night, March 14th, before bed was shocking, disheartening, distressing and disgusting. I still cannot imagine how the victims, survivors, witnesses and community members could have been feeling after

On January 30th, voters in the provincial riding of Nanaimo will vote to elect their new Member of the Legislative Assembly. By-elections are traditionally unimportant events that do not change the balance

In recent months, tensions with indigenous peoples have spiked across Canada as energy companies seek to construct projects on and through indigenous lands. Both TransCanada and Kinder Morgan are attempting to build