Each year, on the Wednesday of National Accessibility Week, Red Shirt Day is observed to build awareness around accessibility and inclusion in our communities. This year, Prince George–Lheidli T’enneh’s fourth annual Red Shirt Day event was held in UNBC’s Student Centre where excellent attendance was observed. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg

Members of the City of Prince George’s Intergovernmental Affairs Committee signed on to a “Statement of Support for the Human Trafficking Prevention Network British Columbia.” Lynnell Halikowski, of the Prince George Sexual Assault Centre (PGSAC), feels this publicly acknowledges and ongoing issue in the community of Prince George–Lheidli T’enneh. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg

NBC's School of Nursing has completed $10,000,000 worth of renovations across three of the University’s locations, enabling a higher quality of healthcare education and a higher quantity of working professionals in northern BC. Photo Credit - UNBC

After a 16 year hiatus, the Prince George Multicultural Heritage Society’s Children’s Festival returns to Lheidli T’enneh Memorial park on Saturday, May 31st.

Photo: Ian Gregg

CNC’s Prince George campus hosted its first Moose Hide Campaign event on May 15th, and it didn’t sound like it would be their last. Photo: Ian Gregg

The Asham Stompers, coming to Prince George–Lheidli T’enneh May 23-25th courtesy of the Prince George Métis Community Association, perform high-energy traditional Metis dance with live fiddling. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg