News Briefs: October 29, 2025 issueLibrary changes borrowing policy Beginning Saturday, November 1, the Camosun library will adjust its borrowing policy to temporarily suspend borrowing privileges if checked-out items are overdue to the point where outstanding charges total $25 or more, which is reduced from the previous limit of $100. The policy change also includes withholding course registration and transcripts […] Continue Reading |
Federal minister of jobs and families discusses student issuesAfter minister of jobs and families Patty Hajdu announced new federal programs for families on Friday, October 10, including an expansion to school food programs, automatic tax-filing for low-income families, and a renewal of the Canada Strong Pass program, she spoke with Nexus to discuss issues concerning post-secondary student success, both in the classroom and […] Continue Reading |
mr. andy: October 15, 2025 issue |
Crumb and Crouton: October 15, 2025 issue |
Evie the Alien: October 15, 2025 issue |
Natural Selection: October 15, 2025 issue |
Wild World of Wendland: October 15, 2025 issue |
Food for Thought: Grindstone Cafe hidden gem worthy of supportAcross the road from Value Village, on the corner of Herald and Store, there sits a pale blue stucco building beautifully painted with forest murals. In it resides a hidden gem: Grindstone Cafe. I frequent this neighbourhood to collect art supplies and drink bubble tea, so I’ve recently discovered the quiet but vibrant atmosphere in […] Continue Reading |
Telescopic Penguins: October 15, 2025 issue |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: October 15, 2025 issueRed scare: The demand for higher pay that mirrors a high cost of living hardly sounds ludicrous to those who work for minimum wage; In 2000, the proposed $8 minimum wage, an increase of $0.40, turned heads. In our October 15, 2000, we cover that while some praised the plan by the BC government, citing […] Continue Reading |
