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In review: Ms. Marvel is a revolutionary TV series for the brown community
Representation matters. From my perspective, that is the message Marvel is embracing with the introduction of the Ms. Marvel superhero character and TV series.
New art exhibition “Still Standing: Ancient Forest Futures” captures strength of old growth under threat
Late last month, the art exhibition Still Standing: Ancient Forest Futures opened at the Legacy Art Gallery, reflecting upon our relationship with the old growth forests of B.C. Curated by…
Nick La Riviere and the Best Laid Plans jazz up Hermann’s Upstairs
Half the fun of going to a live event is the experience. There’s nothing quite like the rush of hearing a live band blare into life amongst a crowd of…
Thor: Love and Thunder — the wackiest Marvel movie of all time
Taika Waititi’s latest Marvel movie, Thor: Love and Thunder, is filled with quirky and witty scenes; its offbeat sense of humour will knock your socks off.
Diamond Cafe making funk pop waves in Victoria music scene
The irony of Diamond Cafe's popularity as a funk pop musician in Victoria is that it stems from an ethos of individualism and an early career rejection of the cookie…
In review: Melanin Magic wows Victoria Event Centre’s stage
Melanin Magic, an all-BIPOC production company, performed at the Victoria Event Centre on June 16. It was a community-based show focussed on uplifting burlesque performers of colour, and providing a…
Victoria Pride Parade returns to the city after two years
On June 26, the Victoria Pride Parade wound its way through downtown. Around 140 groups participated in this year’s parade, part of the first in-person Victoria Pride Festival since 2019.…
John’s Place: Where strangers become family
You may know John’s Place for its long line, exposure on the Canadian television series You Gotta Eat Here, or the almost five-star review on Google. You may have even…Our Digital Print Issue
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