Camosun students express concern over federal electionThe upcoming Canadian federal election will be met with apprehension and concern by some Camosun College students on April 28. For many of those in post-secondary, working toward a career and future, and often fairly young, tensions are high during this election; they’re concerned about what’s at stake and for how long results will last. […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper March 19, 2025 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
Weird Dog Ink: March 19, 2025 issue |
Localtoast: The Daemon That Lives at Localhost: March 19, 2025 issue |
Natural Selection: March 19, 2025 issue |
Ruby Rioux and the Bats from Saturn: March 19, 2025 issue |
Lydia’s Film Critique: Everybody Rides the CarouselIf one is so lucky, they will be granted all eight stages of life. They will weave through the grandeur of age collecting landmarks of maturity and, even often, losing them simultaneously. They will ferment, find themselves, find each other, learn to love, learn to care, and then, when nothing more could be left to […] Continue Reading |
New Music Revue: Tate McRae delivers more ambitious third albumTate McRae So Close to What (RCA Records) 2.5/5 Canadian pop star Tate McRae has released her highly anticipated third studio full-length, So Close to What. The album is more ambitious than her last, 2023’s Think Later. The production is much better this time around, with more interesting beats and sounds, however, her vocals again […] Continue Reading |
Dr. Mythic: March 19, 2025 issue |
PhD student to deliver talk on shipwrecks on Indigenous shoresThe history of Vancouver Island relies heavily on the ocean, but what remains regularly travelled is something locals take for granted. The previously unknown stories that lay under the waves can make their way ashore, revealing remarkable adventures and people. University of Victoria PhD student Jesse Robertson has done the work deep-diving beneath the surface […] Continue Reading |
