Groups call for more accountability, systemic change after Camosun instructor found deadOn Monday, January 5, Laura Gover, a mother of two and Camosun Business instructor, was found dead in her Saanich home. A man was arrested by Saanich police and charged with second degree murder; he was later identified as her ex-husband, Muhammad Ali Basar. The case has been designated as a “K file” by the […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: The Cribs convincingly sell a vibe on new albumThe Cribs Selling a Vibe (Play It Again Sam) 3.5/5 The Cribs are a British rock band that first showed up to the public in 2001 with their four-song demo Feelin’ It! They’re still going strong 25 years later with the release of their 10th album, Selling a Vibe. The Cribs have done a great […] Continue Reading |
New club seeks to bring Nintendo experience and knowledge to studentsI’m sure I’m not the only one who immersed myself in Animal Crossing: New Horizons while trying to stay sane in the mess that was 2020. I’ve always loved the cozy vibes of some Nintendo franchises: Kirby, Pokémon, and, of course, Animal Crossing. Fortunately, there’s a student club starting up at Camosun for anyone who […] Continue Reading |
Camosun Robotics and Automation Club removes barriers, provides opportunitiesTucked away in an old supply closet, not too far from the machining shop, the Robotics and Automation Club gathers twice a week at the Interurban campus with the goal of breathing life into a humanoid robot some five years in the making. This student-led organization strives to remove the barriers of entry, encouraging anyone […] Continue Reading |
Open Space: Lansdowne needs more on-campus food optionsIt’s 2:30 pm, and I’m gearing up for five more hours at Camosun’s Lansdowne campus. My stomach is growling, and while there are still students hanging out in the cafeteria, it’s been closed for 30 minutes. I get to my class and bring this up with my teacher, who reassures me that it’s only closing […] Continue Reading |
Local filmmakers show diverse movies at Victoria Film FestivalThe 32nd annual Victoria Film Festival (VFF) is recognizing and bringing to light bold, creative films and storytelling. From February 6 to 15, the festival will run films from local, regional, and international creators. This year, the VFF will screen 91 feature films and 39 short films that will be shown in nine locations, as […] Continue Reading |
Wild World of Wendland: January 21, 2026 issue |
Telescopic Penguins: January 21, 2026 issue |
New Music Revue: Annabelle Chairlegs go back in time with Waking upAnnabelle Chairlegs Waking Up (TODO Records) 3/5 Anyone that grew up in the ’90s like I did would be forgiven for wondering if they had ricocheted back through time while listening to Annabelle Chairlegs’ new album, Waking Up. Those were the days when DayGlo-coloured pleather covered everything, and soft breathy lyrics layered comfortably over gritty […] Continue Reading |
mr. andy: January 21, 2026 issue |
