News Briefs: November 2, 2022 issue

News November 2, 2022
This story originally appeared in our November 2, 2022 issue.

Camosun College alum and teacher elected as Saanich mayor

Camosun College alum and former Political Science teacher Dean Murdock was elected as the new mayor of Saanich on Saturday, October 15. Murdock received 13,631 votes; it was a close race against incumbent Fred Haynes, who received 13,479 votes. Murdock’s platform focuses on creating affordable housing, building accessible neighbourhoods, decreasing our environmental footprint, and creating more transparency and accountability in municipal government.

ClassRoom Restaurant opens at Interurban

The ClassRoom Restaurant is a fine-dining restaurant in Huber Hall on the Interurban campus that employs students from Camosun’s Professional Cook 2 program. You can make reservations online for ClassRoom—which opened on Thursday, October 13—and check out various meals and drinks made by Camosun students. [Update: while this issue was at the printer, ClassRoom was fully booked up for the rest of the year.]

Chargers basketball teams hit courts

The season’s first Camosun Chargers’ basketball games take place on Friday, November 4, at 6 pm and 8 pm at PISE. Both the men’s and women’s teams will be playing. See camosun.ca/chargers for more information.

CORRECTION: This story originally said that the Chargers’ first games of the season are on Thursday, November 3. They are on Friday, November 4. We apologize for the mistake.