At the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), provisions have been made to support pregnant individuals by providing dedicated parking spaces in close proximity to the campus. Recognizing the unique needs and challenges that pregnant women and pregnant people may face, UNBC has established six designated paid parking spots specifically reserved for them.

These spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are clearly indicated by signage, making them easily identifiable and ensuring their availability for those who require them.

• Two spaces are located in Parking Lot A near the Geoffrey R. Weller Library;
• Two spots are situated close to the Research Laboratory and Teaching Laboratory;
• Two spots are located near the main entrance to the Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre.

By providing these dedicated paid parking spots, UNBC aims to ensure that pregnant individuals have convenient access to campus facilities, minimizing the distance they need to travel and reducing potential risks or discomfort during their pregnancy.

Prince George campus pregnancy parking map

Charles Jago Northern Sport Centre pregnancy parking map

Safe Walk program

Reminder to utilize the Safe Walk program provided by UNBC Security Services to the UNBC Community whereby they will walk employees, students and visitors to their destination on campus and to their vehicles. This service is offered 24 hours per day, 365 days of the year. To request a safe walk please call security on 250-960-7058 (27058 internally).

Download the UNBC Safe app which allows people to request a Safe Walk and a Friend Walk.

Accessible parking

If temporary accessible parking accommodations are required: 

• Students: contact Access Resource Centre
• Employees: contact UNBC Health and Well-being

Accessible parking stalls are identified on the Parking Services map.

For any inquiries or further information regarding the designated parking spaces for pregnant individuals at UNBC, individuals are encouraged to contact the Office of Equity Affairs at edi@unbc.ca, who will be able to provide assistance and address any questions or concerns.