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The 2019 Canadian federal election ended on Monday with the Liberal Party forming a minority government. The Liberals can negotiate with either the NDP or Bloc Quebecois to form government, although, realistically, they are far more likely to end negotiations with the NDP. How would a Liberal-NDP minority government impact students? Examining each party’s platform […]

The 43rd Canadian national election came to a close last night with the Liberal Party in the clear lead for seats in Parliament, leaving them in a strong negotiating position as a minority government. This leaves the NDP and Bloc Quebecois both with the potential to negotiate their way into the Canadian government. However, the […]

I expected Sam Mullins’ Weaksauce and Other Stories would be a show where one man takes possession of a small stage, bringing it alive with story. This came partly true. At some points, Mullins (a UVic alumnus and two-time Canadian Comedy Award-winner who has contributed to This American Life, Definitely Not the Opera, and more) owns the […]

Billy-Ray Belcourt—a poet who currently teaches at the University of Alberta and is reading at Camosun College on Thursday, October 3—had his most recent book, NDN Coping Mechanisms: Notes from the Field, published earlier this month. It’s just the latest achievement for Belcourt, who became the youngest person in history to win the Griffin Poetry […]

News reports circulated this weekend about $10,000 in gas-powered landscaping equipment being stolen from Camosun’s Lansdowne campus on Saturday. However, Camosun has confirmed to Nexus that the thefts actually happened on Labour Day Weekend. The equipment was stolen from a storage building in the main parking lot off Foul Bay Road. Camosun executive director of communications […]

Chicago playwright Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone, playing now at Victoria’s Theatre Inconnu, fits completely into the category of “mind-bender,” which, in a nutshell, covers anything that can dramatically and rapidly cause your thought pattern to go “…eh?” The play’s protagonist, Jean, played by Inconnu regular Melissa Blank, is one of those likeable and slightly […]

Sometimes really difficult decisions have to be made. We make them based on feelings, values, and information that we have at that moment in time. They don’t always feel like the right decisions, but, hopefully, they turn out to be the right ones. Langham Court’s first play of the season, Over the River and Through […]

If you don’t want to join the strike this week, you’re living in a bubble. On Friday, your Camosun classmates will walk out, but if you don’t participate you’re living in denial and making climate destruction someone else’s problem. But, to quote 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg at her address to the UN Climate Action […]

It’s rare that I feel surprised these days. It’s true—I’ve reached the proverbial plain of middle age, where experiences, feelings, and adventures all have the distinct sense of having been lived before. Hence, when I left for the Belfry last night to catch the opening performance of The Children, I was all set to have a […]

To celebrate the launch of our new website, today we are giving away two tickets to the Great Canadian Beer Festival. The tickets will get you into the festivities on Friday, September 6 (the fest runs from 4 pm until 9 pm on Friday, and then is open again from 12 pm to 5 pm […]