Orange Shirt Day opens the pathway to truth, and the truth to reconciliation October 1, 2018 Mike Graeme The glow of brightly-coloured t-shirts worn by hundreds of students, staff, and faculty at UVic on Friday, Sept. 28, demonstrated a dedication to listening to the truth of residential schools...
Luke Wallace and the quest to save the salmon of Bristol Bay September 20, 2018September 23, 2018 Mike Graeme Salish Sea activist and musician brings Fish First tour to Victoria Folk musician and Salish Sea resident Luke Wallace will be stopping in Victoria on October 4 as part of his...
Hark! The herald hippies sing, glory to the waste of Spring May 8, 2018May 7, 2018 Mike Graeme It’s Christmas for some as residence-dwellers move out but their garbage piles up | April isn't a month for snowmen, carollers, or reindeer, but many people have been exclaiming "Merry Christmas!"...
“Climate leaders don’t build pipelines.” April 23, 2018April 23, 2018 Mike Graeme Trudeau gets a gritty greeting from concerned Salish Sea residents at Kinder Morgan protest The rain wasn’t the only cause for a cold welcome to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on April...
Archaeologists and Heiltsuk community brace for next public release March 29, 2018April 2, 2018 Mike Graeme The quiet concentration inside UVic’s archaeology research lab gives no indication of the media commotion that arrived alongside the discovery of 14 000-year-old artifacts on Triquet Island in Heiltsuk Territory last...
Vulture Culture perched at “charged standstill” with Food Services November 16, 2017November 21, 2017 Mike Graeme The Vulture Culture student group, known for hovering around second-hand hamburgers, quesadilla scraps, and other leftover treasures of the Mystic Market tray racks, is circling around a different type of...
