Belfry event showcases stories from theatre designers

As a part of its free online fall 2020 programming, the Belfry Theatre is presenting the community storytelling initiative The Flame, which is hosted by Deborah Williams and Michelle Poirier Brown, and features stories told by people in the local Victoria community. Williams is no stranger to storytelling: she founded the theatre group Mom’s the […]

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Student Editor’s Letter: COVID-19 has come to the island

As far as November on Vancouver Island goes, it’s a pretty nice morning: rain is only spitting. Spitting is one thing; pouring down is another. I’ve got the heat cranked, Otis Taylor on in the background, and a fresh cup of the mud going. Life’s good right now because my world is small right now. […]

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“Don’t lose hope”: CCSS wellness and access director

First year Camosun general arts student Arshnoor Kaur was elected as the new Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) wellness and access director in the CCSS fall elections, which took place from October 27 to 29. As the name suggests, the position takes on a wide range of responsibilities, but for Kaur, much of her job […]

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CCSS First Nations director vows to work hard, long hours for students

For new Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) First Nations director Richard Doucet, who is a first-year Camosun Indigenous Studies student, being in politics gives him a chance to have a voice that can be used for the benefit of people around him, who he cares about. Doucet, who is Indigenous, knows that wasn’t always the […]

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Open Space: Isolation has taken on a life of its own

It’s been almost a year since we first heard about COVID-19, but it’s only been since March that everything has shut down. It’s only been eight months. Considering that it feels like it’s been eight lifetimes, I’m amazed at how little I’ve actually gotten done. The air feels thick, like I’m constantly swimming through some […]

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25 Years Ago in Nexus: November 16, 2020 web exclusive

That’s money in the bank… or not: In the story “Students foot bill in ski club scandal” in our October 30, 1995 issue, we talked about how a group of Camosun students who were in the student ski club had to use money out of their own pockets during a club trip. The group arrived […]

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Lola Parks comes home for concert in Victoria

Previously known as one of Victoria’s indie darlings to watch, Lola Parks—real name Sandy Powlik—is now a Vancouverite, and has recently released her newest album, No Apologies. Powlik describes herself as a “life enthusiast soul adventurer”; while critics have previously described the musician’s music as “indie folk,” the singer-songwriter disagrees. “I’ve never really thought of […]

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New Music Revue: Of Feather and Bone give heavy soundtrack for heavy year

Of Feather and Bone Sulfuric Disintegration (Profound Lore Records) 4/5 This November, get ready for some brutal music with the return of Denver-based harsh death metal band Of Feather and Bone, who are releasing their third album, Sulfuric Disintegration. This album, with power and intensity, proves that Of Feather and Bone is only getting better […]

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Local author discusses Kafka and more this weekend

Lee Henderson, award-winning author of The Broken Record Technique, The Man Game, and The Road Narrows As You Go, is seeing big changes this year due to the pandemic. And like everyone else, he’s having to take things online, which he’s doing this weekend. Henderson, who is also an associate writing instructor at the University […]

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