Bedouin Soundclash continues connecting with music

Celebrating 20 years of music, Toronto’s Bedouin Soundclash is coming to the Capital Ballroom this December for the second night of their Canadian tour. After the re-release of their 2004 album, Sounding a Mosaic, the band is bringing their sound back to the stage.  Bedouin Soundclash’s hiatus lasted a little longer than intended. The band […]

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Illusionist Vitaly to bring art to life in magic show

What makes a moment magical? Canadian illusionist Vitaly Beckman is back in Victoria on December 7 to perform his interactive, art-based magic show, inspiring audiences to answer this question for themselves and explore the power of their senses. As a visual person, Vitaly thinks in visual terms and incorporates artistic elements such as paintings, photographs, […]

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New Music Revue: Morpho delivers cozy rainy-day rock on debut EP

Morpho Morpho Season (Hit the North Records) 3/5 Chicago-based guitarist Kristyn Chapman, also known as Morpho, releases her debut EP Morpho Season—a blend of alt-rock and soft lyrics—on November 15.  The EP is great to listen to when walking through nature or when sitting on a beach. Songs feature beautiful poetic lyrics and soft instrumentals, […]

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CCSS Christmas Market back to spread cheer and offer break from exams

Tuesday, November 26 marks the third year of the Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) bringing its Christmas Market to the Lansdowne campus. With over 30 student vendors participating, the market gives students the opportunity to sell their creative and culinary works, and it gives students the chance to support each other and connect over a […]

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I am a purple warrior: Life as a Camosun student with epilepsy

We all know the story of Alice falling into the rabbit hole on her way to Wonderland, where she encounters an entirely unknown world. Like Alice, I also stumbled into a strange place full of curiosity and fear, unexpectedly seeing a different world I was unfamiliar with. But, unlike Alice, I did not meet a […]

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Camosun College Student Society reacts to international post-graduate work permit program changes

A federal announcement on September 18 introduced tighter restrictions on international student study permits, causing concern at a number of Canadian post-secondary institutions, including Camosun College. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced it will be limiting eligibility to Canada’s post-graduation work permit program, allowing only for international students studying within 966 programs in five eligible […]

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