Tastes of Victoria: Sen Zushi unique, delightful experienceAfter a busy midterm week, there’s nothing better than a refreshing break. And, as far as I know, there’s nothing more refreshing than Japanese food. Sen Zushi is a pretty authentic and marvellous Japanese restaurant, located at 340 Fort Street. My visit started with a friendly welcome from the restaurant hostess and waitress. Then, the […] Continue Reading |
Abnormal Menagerie: March 22, 2023 issue |
David Wilder: Private Eye: March 22, 2023 issue |
News Briefs: March 22, 2023 issueCamosun students head to New Zealand Students from Camosun’s Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen – Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections are off to New Zealand. The field trip will be three weeks long and students will learn about the Māori culture by attending courses that focus on cultural immersion, as well as a homestay. The trip […] Continue Reading |
Dance Theatre of Harlem presents ballet performance with multicultural rootsFounded in 1969, the Dance Theatre of Harlem has for over 50 years created a safe space for dance-related artists of all backgrounds to express themselves openly. On March 24 and 25, the travelling troupe will be hosted at the Royal Theatre, performing works of ballet by George Balanchine, Helen Pickett, William Forsythe, and Robert […] Continue Reading |
Open Space: Camosun needs to improve course descriptionsStudents are wasting their breath complaining about Camosun College’s tuition and fee deadlines when there are better solutions. As we previously reported, on July 12 of last year, in a survey sent out by the Camosun College Student Society (CCSS), 52.5 percent of students said the changes that Camosun were making to their fee deadlines […] Continue Reading |
You Should Frown More: March 22, 2023 issue |
Ruby Rioux and the Bats from Saturn: March 22, 2023 issue |
Taxidermy Bug Project: March 22, 2023 issue |
Discussion to shed light on Canada’s oldest ChinatownOn March 23, The Victoria Historical Society will present “Historical and Cultural Perspectives on Victoria’s Chinatown,” a talk featuring historian John Adams and former Victoria city councillor Charlayne Thornton-Joe, who will share her own experience with the Chinatown community. “Chinatown has always had a place in my heart,” she says. “Whether it’s the sounds of […] Continue Reading |
