Bylaw-violating fuchsia clipped from Cadboro Bay boulevard December 2, 2020December 2, 2020 Michael John Lo A beloved fuchsia in Cadboro Bay was reluctantly trimmed by its owners on Nov. 21, despite a public campaign by a meme account to save the plant. The fuchsia was
Inaugural University of Victoria Indigenous Film Festival features three short films created by Indigenous UVic students and alumni November 23, 2020November 23, 2020 Kiley Verbowski On Nov. 13, the Native Students Union hosted their first ever Indigenous film festival live at Cinecenta and online. The event featured three short films produced by recent Indigenous UVic
UVic anti-racism zine empowers Asian youth to build BIPOC solidarity November 19, 2020December 4, 2020 Michael John Lo Cultivating Growth and Solidarity is a zine that aims to give youth tools to understand and work against racism. But it is also a story of community resiliency and deeper
New Legacy Art Gallery exhibit aims to revitalize traditional W̱SÁNEĆ fishing practices November 12, 2020November 20, 2020 Christopher Driscoll UVic’s Legacy Art Gallery’s newest exhibit, “To Fish as Formerly,” offers a powerful and educational exploration of the traditional fishing practices of the W̱SÁNEĆ (Saanich) and Salish peoples, while exploring
B.C. craft beer industry still kicking amid COVID-19 November 6, 2020November 23, 2020 Alec Lazenby At the outset of COVID-19, B.C. craft breweries found themselves struggling to stay afloat due to taproom closures and reduced production capacities. In response, breweries like Hoyne and Whistle Buoy
1 200 repaired bikes in two years: Tim Storm brings joy of biking to the world November 5, 2020November 23, 2020 Michael John Lo Retired schoolteacher now rescues bikes and finds them new homes both in the CRD and overseas Photo by Michael John Lo. Tim Storm repaired and donated over 30 bikes to immigrants since...
The Traveling Singer: Michael Bernard Fitzgerald brings his Greenbriar farm concerts to Victoria October 28, 2020October 28, 2020 Christopher Driscoll Photo provided. Are you a lover of folk music? Have you been missing the draw and excitement of live music? Well, look no further, Michael Bernard Fitzgerald is bringing his Greenbriar...
Victoria Festival of Authors offers platform for powerful voices October 22, 2020October 23, 2020 Christopher Driscoll The Victoria Festival of Authors wrapped up its online events on Oct. 4 after four days of lively panel discussions. Exploring ideas of environmental crisis, social upheaval, diverse futurisms, and
“A collective moral failure”: New national exhibit explores Japanese-Canadian internment October 13, 2020October 15, 2020 Christopher Driscoll On Sept. 26, the Landscapes of Injustice project launched “Broken Promises,” a new national exhibition focused on the history of Japanese-Canadian internment camps in Canada between 1942 and 1949.
Newly-opened Chinese Canadian Museum of BC gives Chinese Canadian history “A Seat at the Table” October 8, 2020October 8, 2020 Dorothy Poon Chinese Canadian history given “A Seat at the Table” with opening of museum in Vancouver’s Chinatown, exploring history and identities of Chinese Canadians in B.C.
