by Katlyn Goeujon Mackness | May 8, 2014 | A-List, Humour
Distinct from Victorians, the tourist is a unique breed of human native to places all over the world. To identify a possible tourist, look closely; they can look a lot like regular humans, but with a few distinct characteristics. They walk around with a vague look of...
by Katlyn Goeujon Mackness | May 7, 2014 | Culture, Theatre
On Saturday, April 5, comedian Danny Bhoy graced Victoria with his presence at our own Royal Theatre, which I had the opportunity—nay—the pleasure to watch. Having been a huge comedy fan since my first experience with Just for Laughs when I was but a girl, Bhoy’s work...
by Katlyn Goeujon Mackness | Apr 3, 2014 | Op-eds, Opinions
In the case of the millennial and post-millennial generations, the integration of technology and the Internet with daily activities increases continuously, and education is no exception. Moving university courses to an online setting is convenient for those who may...
by Katlyn Goeujon Mackness | Apr 3, 2014 | National, News
Bill C-23, better known as the Fair Elections Act, was first presented to the House of Commons on Feb. 4. It comprises a 252-page document that outlines many different amendments to current electoral acts and Elections Canada processes, involving voters, candidates...
by Katlyn Goeujon Mackness | Mar 20, 2014 | News
Until I had a friend of mine explain it to me, I knew nothing about it. Zach Adams First year General studies I didn’t find it all that accessible for me to go and watch the debates like I wanted to, because I had classes and it kind of put...