Culture
In review: Train Time rolls onto the IMAX big screen
Going to the IMAX to watch a documentary on trains may not sound like the most exciting night out, but you may find yourself surprised by just how engaging the…
In photos: The Function rocks Victoria
The Function, a new BIPOC music festival that features both emerging Canadian talent and international artists, hit Victoria for the first time at the end of August. Along with the…
The wrap up: What you missed at the 2022 Victoria Fringe Festival
One-person shows, musicals, comedy skits! The Victoria Fringe Festival has come and gone, taking with it some great performances. If you didn't have a chance to snag tickets, here's what…
Mini reviews of Victoria Fringe Festival’s stage this year
The Fringe is back and in person! If you haven’t had a chance to check out any shows before school starts up, here are some bit-sized reviews of what happened…
In review: Official Competition is a comedy that never really ends
Humberto Suárez, a millionaire, has just turned 80. Now facing his own mortality, he decides to make a movie to help cement his legacy as someone worth remembering. To ensure…
A brief history of artificial intelligence
Since the dawn of antiquity, humankind has pondered on creating intelligent life. We are captivated by the idea that we could bring into the world an artificial intelligence that surpasses…
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…Our Digital Print Issue
