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Anyone who is a "Community Borrower" of UNBC Library? What kind of electronic resources can you access as such a borrower?
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Anyone who is a "Community Borrower" of UNBC Library? What kind of electronic resources can you access as such a borrower?

Hi,

This is what UNBC's library webpage says about community borrower when it comes to accessing electronic resources:

"Limited access to the UNBC Library databases is provided to the Prince George community through on-campus public computers."

https://www.unbc.ca/library/using-library/circulation/becoming-patron

I am not sure what "limited access" here means. Does it mean: 1) limited in the sense of it only being available through the on-campus public computers, but otherwise being able to access ALL the electronic resources?, or 2) limited in the sense of only being able to access only a smaller selection of electronic resources through the on-campus public computers?

I have sent an email to the library to clarify. But it will be a couple of days before I can receive a reply. If anyone happens to know, please feel free to share.

Thanks

u/xiaoxinniming — 11 days ago
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Recommendations for fee-for-service, independent certified financial advisors in PG?

Hi,

I am looking for certified financial advisors/planners that provide objective and unbiased advice on personal finance (specifically, planning for retirement). I am willing to pay a fee for consultation. I do not want to see a financial advisor who is primarily motivated by selling you their products.

I did some googling, and only found one that appears to fit this criterion? Are there any others in PG?

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