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On Rock Bay

May 7, 2015May 8, 2015
Emily Thiessen
In comics: Exploring the industrial side of Victoria.

Sketchbook: Celebration of harmonious interest

February 26, 2015February 27, 2015
Emily Thiessen
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Stolen Sisters Memorial March

February 19, 2015February 27, 2015
Emily Thiessen
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Spotted: UVic through time and space

February 5, 2015February 14, 2015
Emily Thiessen
Spotted at Victoria College, 1905 Yesterday in mathematics, Miss Charlotte stood on her tiptoes to reach for her abacus and revealed her ankles. I hope I was the only one to

Sketchbook: Camas Books

January 8, 2015January 8, 2015
Emily Thiessen
It's a bookstore but it's not a bookstore.

From Salish to Ferguson rally

December 4, 2014December 4, 2014
Sarah Allan and Emily Thiessen
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Sketchbook: Munchie Bar

November 27, 2014January 8, 2015
Emily Thiessen
Snapshots of the best coffee on campus.

Sketchbook: Victoria Mayoral Debate

November 7, 2014November 12, 2014
Emily Thiessen
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The 10 best mustaches in history

November 6, 2014November 5, 2014
Taylor McKee and Emily Thiessen
Note: This list adheres to a strict “No Dictators” policy It is that time of year again where a ton of guys in your classes start to look like they couldn’t...

Sketchbook: Grace Islet Concert

October 30, 2014October 29, 2014
Emily Thiessen
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On July 1, the legislature lawn normally used for On July 1, the legislature lawn normally used for a Canada Day concert was instead filled with a Black and Indigenous-led celebration called Resist Canada 153. The celebration sought to pay tribute to the ongoing resistance against the Canadian state and its ongoing legacy of colonialism and white supremacy.   At its peak, over 350 people gathered on the legislative grounds. At various points throughout the day, the group was provoked by a far-right and anti-mask protest on the other side of the lawn. Organizer Kati George-Jim, who is Indigenous and hails from the T'Sou-ke and W̱SIḴEM (Tseycum) territories, said that Resist Canada 153 was created “to celebrate Black and Indigenous relationship and our solidarity and our resistance against the attempt to exterminate who we are as human beings.”  Photo and story by @michaeljohnlo.
Do you have a way with words? Submit your fiction Do you have a way with words? Submit your fiction or creative nonfiction story to the Martlet's summer writing contest! ▶️ Link in bio for more info on how to enter.
The tent camps at Topaz Park and Pandora Avenue we The tent camps at Topaz Park and Pandora Avenue were dismantled between May 20 and 24, in an effort by the B.C. government and the City of Victoria to reduce the spread of COVID-19. . Despite these intentions, encampment residents have voiced complaints about the process. Although they were promised housing, many residents are still without homes and without the community and services, they had in the camps. Residents also report that their tents and belongings have been destroyed or disposed of by the demolition company contracted by BC Housing to take apart the camps. . Photos from Beacon Hill Park and Pandora, by Michael John Lo. Shea Smith and his dog Tony are featured in Beacon Hill Park. . Full article at the link in our bio.
The Martlet is looking for BIPOC writers, photogra The Martlet is looking for BIPOC writers, photographers, editors, and graphics volunteers. Get in touch with us if you're interested!
Our June issue memorializes the names of Black, In Our June issue memorializes the names of Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour that have been killed by police in Canada. For more on why we did this and what steps we are taking to be anti-racist, see the Letter from the Editor — linked in our bio. Photo by @joshkozelj27, cover by @takodee
UVic students led a massive 9 000-person Peace Ral UVic students led a massive 9 000-person Peace Rally for Black Lives at Centennial Square. Organizers Vanessa Simon, Pamphinette Buisa, and Asiyah Robinson felt the need to stand up and make Black Voices heard. "We are not going to allow ourselves to be diminished any longer," Robinson said. . "We're coming together, we want you to walk with us — but if you're not there, we're moving anyways." . Photos by @carissa.massullo and @michaeljohnlo
@joshkozelj27 is covering the Black Lives Matter p @joshkozelj27 is covering the Black Lives Matter protest in Victoria. ~400 people are there, and a vigil is expected to start in about a half an hour. . "We're tired of being a hashtag," Vanessa, one of the organizers, said at the legislature. “We aren’t anti-white, anti-asian, or anti-brown, we’re just trying to say Black Lives Matter." Full story will follow. Take a look at Josh's Twitter for live updates.
Our new issue is out! The cover story is a feature Our new issue is out! The cover story is a feature about students in healthcare roles amid COVID-19. Give it a read on our website, linked in our bio. Cover Graphic by Darian Lee @takodee , Story by Dorothy Poon @voyageusedutemps 😊
Goodbye for now 👋 the last issue for Volume 72 Goodbye for now 👋 the last issue for Volume 72 of the Martlet is out today! Thank you for your attention, interest and engagement along the way, we look forward to keeping you informed in our next volume :-) ✨ 🌞 link in bio #Volume72

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