Planes,
Trains
and
Automobiles
(well,
buses)
-
year-round
travel
discounts
for
CNC
students
Courtesy
of
the
CNC
Student
Association
Thinking
of
escaping
for
a
few
days
during
Reading
Break,
or
already
thinking
about
going
somewhere
at
the
end
of
the
semester?
Great
news
-
a
number
of
discounts
on
travel
for
students
within
Canada
and
around
the
world
are
available
to
CNC
students
thanks
to
Travel
CUTS
and
the
International
Student
Identity
Card
(ISIC)
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The
ISIC
is
the
only
internationally
recognized
student
card
in
the
world
-
in
fact,
its'
recognized
by
the
United
Nations
Educational,
Scientific
and
Cultural
Organization
(UNESCO)!
This
internationally
recognised
student
card
allows
you
to
take
advantage
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of
many
discounts
organised
exclusively
for
students,
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two
of
the
most
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travel
discountslnclude
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with
Greyhounds
Bus
Lines
and
35
to
50
off
a
ride
on
VIA
Rail.
"A
lot
of
CNC
students
from
communities
outside
Prince
George
use
Greyhound
and
can
benefit
from
the
25
discount
with
the
ISIC,"
said
Jessica
Welygan,
Internal
Affairs
Coordinator
for
the
CNC
Students'
Association.
"And
of
course
members
from
the
coast
can
get
half-off
the
price
of
a
train
ride
out
to
Prince
Rupert.
But
many
other
students
also
get
an
ISIC
for
the
discounts
on
air
travel!"
Students
across
Canada
can
access
student
prices
on
flights
anywhere
in
the
world
through
Travel
CUTS
(Canadian
University
Travel
Services).
Travel
CUTS,
the
largest
student-owned
travel
company
in
the
world,
is
owned
and
operated
fb
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Students
and
provides
travel
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can
access
a
full-service
toll-free
phone
service
at
1-866-246-9762
or
even
directly
book
flights
online
at
www.travelscuts.ca.
'The
actual
discount
depends
on
when,
where
and
how
you're
traveling
but
CNC
students
can
save
quite
a
bit
by
using
an
ISIC
and
booking
through
Travel
CUTS"
said
Rob
Mealey,
Resource
Coordinator
for
the
Students'
Association.
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Because
CNC
students
are
members
of
both
the
Students'
Association
and
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Students,
CNC
students
can
get
an
ISIC
for
FREE
(non-members
like
UNBC
students
have
to
fork
out
$16.00
-
this
is
a
great
deal!)
Application
forms
are
available
at
the
Students'
Association
Office
(Room
1-
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up
to
2
weeks
for
an
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processed
-
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information
on
ISIC
and
Travel
CUTS
is
available
on
the
Students'
Association
website
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Campus
Connection
Places
you
can
go
in
the
CNC
neighbourhood:
Part
II
Places
to
have
lunch
by
Jolene
Brisbois
I
am
back
for
the
return
of
places
you
can
go
in
the
CNC
neighbourhood.
This
time
I
will
explore
something
more
substantial
than
coffee:
lunch.
There
are
a
surprising
number
of
places
to
eat
in
the
college
vicinity.
I
am
talking
about
a
small
area
from
Pine
Centre
mall
to
15th
Ave,
the
highway
to
Ospika.
Essentially,
I
looked
at
a
10-block
radius,
with
the
college
as
a
central
location.
As
there
are
too
many
eateries
to
discuss,
I
will
suffice
with
a
list
organizing
the
places
under
broad
menu
choices.
Look
below
for
the
addresses
of
each
location.
Before
we
leave
the
college
I
must
point
out
a
sadly
overlooked
location,
just
beside
the
cafeteria.
That
location
is
Kodiaks,
our
very
own
fine
dining
restaurant.
Although
you
will
not
leave
the
college,
you
will
feel
like
you
have.
I
encourage
everyone
to
experience
the
culinary
arts
students
at
their
best.
Outside
of
the
college
I
will
begin
with
a
perennial
favourite:
pizza.
There
are
three
pizza
places
in
the
immediate
area
around
the
college,
all
of
them
deliver,
and
all
of
them
have
free
delivery
in
the
bowl
area
(with
a
minimum
order
of
$15
to
$20).
Those
places
are:
Dominos,
Daddyo's
and
Mario's
(strangely
enough
they
rhyme).
If
you
are
looking
to
go
out
and
have
a
drink
there
is
only
one
pub
in
the
immediate
area,
and
that
is
JJ's
Neighbourhood
pub.
Moxie's
also
provides
alcohol
and
more
of
a
sit
down
meal,
with
more
posh
than
pizza
delivery.
If
you
are
in
the
mood
for
Chinese
food,
China
Taste
is
within
walking
distance
too.
All
three
have
good
atmosphere
and
get
you
out
of
the
college
dorms.
There
are
a
lot
of
places
to
grab
that
great
lunch
classic:
soup
and
sandwich.
They
are
as
follows:
Cinnamon
City,
Empress'
Tea
House,
Starbucks,
and
Stones
Coffee.
Stones
Coffee
also
provides
breakfasts,
and
Cinnamon
City
has
the
best
cinnamon
buns
around.
There
are
two
fabulous
delis
in
the
area:
Adria
Deli
and
Gourmet
Delicatessen.
Both
have
sandwiches
and
other
lunch
items,
as
well
as
a
large
selection
of
deli
goodies.
Gourmet
Delicatessen
also
specializes
in
European
foods.
There
are
some
other
places
to
eat
near
the
college,
but
I
want
to
encourage
you
to
try
new
things
beyond
the
golden
arches,
Timmies,
and
Arby's.
So
go
on,
get
out,
explore
CNC's
neighbourhood
and
find
yourself
something
good
to
eat
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