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Alberta government approves market modifiers, students “incredibly frustrated”

January 8, 2015January 7, 2015
Richard Catangay-Liew
This story was originally published in The Gateway, the University of Alberta's official student newspaper. The province-wide wait for decisions regarding market modifiers—or tuition increases—is finally over. The Ministry of Innovation and Advanced...

Former UVic president David Turpin announced as new U of A president

November 14, 2014
Richard Catangay-Liew
Former UVic president David H. Turpin will succeed Indira Samarasekera as the U of A's 13th president.

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This is midterm season, and it's widely known that This is midterm season, and it's widely known that students struggle with their mental health during this time. Our team talked about the places we like to go to get away from our desks and clear our minds — here's some of our suggestions: -Lochside trail -Tofino (bit far but v relaxing) -East Sooke Park -Christmas Hill -little beaches and secret spots by Cadboro Bay/Arbutus Cove Take care of yourself, folks, and best of luck navigating this weird semester. 📸: A few weeks ago, some of our staff went on a socially distanced hike up PKOLS (Mount Doug).
While COVID-19 takes the spotlight across Canada, While COVID-19 takes the spotlight across Canada, B.C.’s other public health crisis continues to take lives. At a rally outside the Ministry of Health on Sept. 25, @momsstoptheharm  pressed for decriminalization amid cars honking their support.  “We can’t incarcerate ourselves out of this crisis,” say Jennifer Howard, an advocate with MSTH who lost her son Robby in 2016 to a fentanyl overdose. Read more at the link in our bio.
One from the archives 🤓 Martlet pages circa 197 One from the archives 🤓 Martlet pages circa 1973, featuring a religious pink Cadillac.
Divine Mercy Ezeaku’s photography project, Mag Divine Mercy Ezeaku’s photography project, Magnificent Shades of Ebony was created for a class in the spring of 2020 by Ezeaku “to convey the beauty of Black people feeling comfortable in their skin.” Inspired by her personal experiences in Canada and Nigeria, Ezeaku uses photography to connect with people that have similar stories and depict the positive way she wants Black people to view themselves. Read @voyageusedutemps full interview with Ezeaku at the link in our bio.
TW: Sexualized violence In August, two survivors TW: Sexualized violence In August, two survivors — Sophie Brindle and Jenna North — shared sexual assault allegations against Peter Mirmotahari on Instagram. They received an overwhelming amount of support, and other survivors started following suit. But soon after, some posts were removed and an anonymous page dedicated to sharing their stories, Call Out Victoria, was abruptly deleted. Although the #MeToo movement and other survivors empowered these individuals with the courage to come forward, it didn’t give them a rulebook for reporting a sexual assault on social media. Our latest feature follows the journeys of three local survivors in trying to get justice, heal, and find solidarity.  Linked in our bio.
Premier John Horgan has called a snap election for Premier John Horgan has called a snap election for Oct. 24. If you are a new to voting in B.C., recently moved, or just turned 18, you'll need to update your voter registration by tomorrow night on the Elections BC website. You can still register when you go to vote, it just makes the process quicker if you register online in advance. Check out the link in our bio for the full story, where writer and self-proclaimed B.C. Poli geek @lazenbyalec answers all your election-related questions.
About 30 minutes northeast of Port Renfrew, near F About 30 minutes northeast of Port Renfrew, near Fairy Lake on Pacheedaht territory, sit several camps blocking unfinished logging roads. This is the Fairy Creek blockade: a non-violent civil disobedience action seeking a moratorium on the logging of old-growth forests in B.C., a transition to the logging of second-growth trees, and collaboration between logging companies and Indigenous nations on resource projects. Read more at the link in our bio.
tfw you see your name in print 🥺 Senior Staff W tfw you see your name in print 🥺 Senior Staff Writer MJ Lo has the right idea for this weekend — staying inside, sipping on a coffee, and reading our latest issue. Pick up your copy on campus and around Victoria!! ✌️
Welcome back, UVic! Wherever you may be this year, Welcome back, UVic! Wherever you may be this year, we want to make sure you are in the know about what's going on on campus. Our team of student journalists covers issues effecting students on campus from every angle — even from the air. (That's a joke and a Martlet private jet is not in our budget this year.) But we really do cover a lot of important stories. Our free newsletter gets you a quick summary of our articles delivered directly to your inbox every two weeks. Be in the know about what's going on on campus, even if you can't be here in-person. Head to the link in our bio to subscribe! 📸: Martlet editor-in-chief @kate.korte

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