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At the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) play an essential role in the academic environment by mentoring students, grading assignments, and assisting in course delivery. Despite their

Who is This Guy, Anyway? The Federal Liberals have been courting Mark Carney for years, but most Canadians still don’t know much about him. So why are the Liberals obsessed with crowning

At the beginning of February, six students from the UNBC Geography Earth and Environmental Sciences (GEES) Club set out for Calgary to attend the 6th annual National Geomatics Competition. This year, the

Standing on the bow of the SSV Corwith Cramer, I watched Atlantic waves crash beneath me as wind whipped across the deck. As sunset painted the sky somewhere near the continental shelf,

One of the major January events in Prince George was the 22nd Annual BC Natural Resources Forum, held from January 14-16, 2025, at the Prince George Conference & Civic Centre. This year’s

I am a white-presenting woman, born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. My mother is white, born and raised in eastern Canada, and my father, of Indian and Portuguese descent, immigrated to Canada

As a second-year UBC Occupational Therapy student at UNBC, I witnessed firsthand how northern communities are tackling their healthcare challenges at the 2024 Rural Voices Gathering. This virtual event brought together over

During my occupational therapy practicum at St. John Hospital, I met someone who left an indelible impression on me – a patient named Rick. While I typically write about OTE to reflect