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Online and overwhelmed: Students, instructors share mental health, accessibility, and workload concerns
The university has provided support, but students say it hasn’t been enough Hatice Erol via pixabay UVic has cancelled class for snow days in the past, but the campus has never moved “predominantly online” for an entire academic year. The fall...
Platform promises: How the parties in the B.C. election stack up
COVID-19 recovery, healthcare quality and access, taxes, and housing serve as major themes in leadup to the election Graphic by Sie Douglas-Fish. With a provincial election fast approaching on Oct. 24, B.C.’s parties have been busy making a lot of campaign...
B.C.-based company partnering with non-profit to provide face shields to deaf, hard of hearing community
Initiative aims to overcome communication challenges posed by traditional personal protective equipment Photo provided by Tinkerine In response to COVID-19, two B.C.-based organizations are producing face shields, a type of personal protective equipment (PPE) that...
Consequences of a broken promise: Proportional representation and the 2019 federal election
Image by Darian Lee The 2015 federal election saw the rise of Justin Trudeau to the position of Prime Minister on the back of a campaign of positivity and sweeping promises such as tax breaks for the middle class and the legalization of marijuana. While many of...Our Digital Print Issue
