In Search of Lost Time: Victoria’s sexual-assault centre goes through changesThe Victoria Women’s Sexual Assault Centre is moving from their downtown location. The new offices, which will open September 3, have been purchased with the help of generous donations and community support and will be located at #201Đ3060 Cedar Hill Road. The offices are also in the same building as the Victoria Women’s Transition House, […] Continue Reading |
Noms!: Victoria’s Pizzeria Prima Strada delivers underwhelming pizzaPizzeria Prima Strada, a little pizza place on Bridge Street in downtown Victoria, with a second location in Cook Street Village, was disappointing, but may deserve another chance. Prima Strada prides itself on its authentic, Naples-style pizzas roasted in a fire oven, and is looking to bring a little piece of Italy to Vancouver Island. […] Continue Reading |
Ability’s Muse: Accommodation is not special treatmentWe live in an ableist society. It’s all too common when discussing topics such as income assistance and other disability-oriented accommodations to encounter an ideal that we each should have access to the same resources, regardless of outside factors such as heritage, ability, gender, or financial standing. It sounds lovely in theory, but in reality […] Continue Reading |
In Search of Lost Time: Rape apologists need educationThis year, numerous agencies launched a campaign urging men to act responsibly and recognize the disproportionate number of sexual assaults that are committed against women by men. The campaign, named Don’t Be That Guy, focuses on debunking myths about consent that lead to rape apologist justifications of sexual assault and victim blaming. Rape apology uses […] Continue Reading |
Message from CCSS: BC Transit contract with Greater Victoria Harbour Authority could affect studentsThe Camosun College Student Society is concerned that a recent contract between BC Transit and the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority (GVHA) will increase the number of buses passing by students when they are heading to class in September. Through a private contract between BC Transit and the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority (GVHA), BC Transit has […] Continue Reading |
Noms!: A little taste of MexicoGood day, Camosun foodies! Today I’m coming at you with another restaurant review: Adriana’s the Whole Enchilada. Adriana’s is an authentic Mexican-style restaurant, located, conveniently, outside my work at 2140B Keating X Road in Saanichton, which is why I eat there constantly. Adriana’s is decorated with paraphernalia themed from Mexico, and the place is quite […] Continue Reading |
Ability’s Muse: The truth about stigmaStigma is a damaging force to those struggling with their mental health. It destroys families, friendships, and, for many, the will to persevere. Take a closer look at this destructive phenomenon and misinformation, ignorance, hatred, fear, and frustrations are but a few of the ugly pieces to the puzzle. It’s time to deconstruct stigma, examine […] Continue Reading |
Noms!: Bravo Pizza bold and tasty pizza choice for VictoriansLocated on Saanich Road just past Uptown, Bravo Pizza is a small family-style pizza joint. While I can’t say much for the decor, I didn’t really mind because we grabbed our pizza and left. The food was absolutely fantastic. Pricier than Second Slice by quite a bit ($36 for two larges and a bottle of […] Continue Reading |
Noms!: Sticky Wicket delivers no-nonsense Victoria pub foodThe Strathcona Hotel, located on Douglas in downtown Victoria, is quite the destination. Many of us would have been to the Rooftop in the summer for buckets night, gone downstairs to Club 9one9 for late-night clubbing, and maybe even stayed a night in the hotel when catching a taxi at 2 am just didn’t seem […] Continue Reading |
Camosun Bike to Work Week is hereLiving in one of Canada’s most bike-able cities has its perks: great routes, optimal weather, and short distances. The annual Greater Victoria Bike to Work Week takes place at the end of May and Camosun is set to promote, celebrate, and engage the campus community in creative ways. But the conversation doesn’t stop there: year-round […] Continue Reading |
