Currently, a reverter clause is in place for the area, that simply states that if the land is used for anything other than education or academic purposes, the University would have to pay for that land.
"This is an opportunity to create a vibrant university district that strengthens the connection between the University and the City of Prince George," said UNBC Interim President Dr. Bill Owen.Â
With advance voting underway in B.C.'s provincial election, the major parties are offering competing plans on affordability, health care, housing and the economy.