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Mi’kmaq fishers are facing violence for practicing treaty rights
The hostilities faced by the Mi’kmaq have reached levels far beyond a gathering of concerned fishers.One of the ways Nova Scotian fishers have foun
Horgan’s NDP government is using their high popularity to snatch a majority government, as they should
When British Columbians head to the polls for the general election on Oct. 24, the B.C. New Democratic Party (NDP), led by John Horgan, will likely win a commanding majority…
Racism is an unwanted heirloom that passes through generations
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, reports about police brutality and its victims surfaced.To stop the spread in Indigenous communities, Canada needs to respect Indigenous sovereignty over the land
the Canadian government has sat by and allowed for industry, the police, tourists and white supremacist protestors to run rampant on Indigenous territories.
We can’t let our sense of community be another casualty of COVID-19
For first-year students, the start of the semester is often seen as a critical time to dive into campus life and find new friendships at clubs day, in the quad,…
For B.C.’s bars, two hours won’t break the bank
Bars should listen to Bonnie Henry’s advice On Sept. 8, Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer, issued a new COVID-related restriction on B.C.’s nightlife. Venues are no longer allowed to…Letter to the Editor: Concerns regarding Cedar Hill Rec usage
This is a letter to the editor. The Martlet has an open letters policy and will endeavour to print every letter received from members of the universitycommunity, with priority to…
It’s time to change the conversation around homelessness
Victoria is facing a homelessness crisis. However, instead of empathy and solutions, the city’s most vulnerable have been levelled with accusations that they are lazy, dangerous drug addicts who caOur Digital Print Issue
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