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UNBC students want Canada Winter Games feedback

Some students from UNBC are looking to see how the Public is feeling about the Canada Winter Games experience.

The students will be placing polling stations around Prince George looking for opinions on how it impacted the city.

Grant Bachand is the project leader and says its all a part of their political science class:

“We want to kind of understand not just the benefits that they perceive not just in terms of economics, but also do they increase civic pride and so on and so forth”

He says polling station locations will be released via their twitter account at https://twitter.com/@pols320CWG

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Mark Collins
Mark Collins
A North Vancouver boy born in South Africa, a graduate of BCIT in 2012 and an avid car and sports lover.

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