by Blaine Willick | Apr 20, 2018 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle
Fifteen hours of discount drinks to get you through finals In the midst of finals, it’s not uncommon for students’ spirits — and bank accounts — to hit an all-time low. Luckily, there are plenty of places around Victoria to revitalize the soul with wine, beer, and all...
by Blaine Willick | Mar 30, 2018 | Culture, Music
Musician’s emotional music on full display in new EP Harrison Brome is a different type of musician emerging from Vancouver, B.C. He was born with a learning disability and was homeschooled as a teenager, but he doesn’t let his past restrict his future goals. Instead,...
by Blaine Willick | Mar 6, 2018 | Op-eds, Opinions, Uncategorized
For the majority of his time as Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau has been perceived as a golden boy by the rest of the world. But after his eight-day visit to India last week, that perception and his public image seem to have imploded. The trip began on a bad note, as...
by Blaine Willick | Mar 4, 2018 | Culture
Black Panther review For a long time, comics were dominated by characters that had two defining traits. They were white and from some big American city. Then along came King T’challa, the Black Panther. Everything changed; he was a black hero from a hidden city in...
by Blaine Willick | Feb 23, 2018 | Culture, Music
“Echos” is perfect Sunday morning background music A new folk album is reverberating from the mainland, and you should listen up. Joshua Hyslop emerged in 2012, and has since been serenading ears with the strum of his guitar and melting hearts with the...