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STREETERS: How do you think cannabis legalization will impact road safety?
“If they have a breathalyzer for it then maybe that would help, but going through, like, high school and all that, ninety-nine percent of people would drive high, like all…
EDITORIAL: It’s the end of the world and we all know it
Or is it? A report was released on Oct. 8 by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change announcing we have just 12 years before our planet surpasses the…
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A case for fairer elections Beginning on Oct. 22, British Columbians will have the opportunity to change the way we vote in provincial elections. Electoral reform was a top federal…Protect What You Love
Southern Resident Killer Whale town hall speaks to the future of the Salish Sea “You saved my home,” said Joan Morris, a Lkwungen Elder. The gravity of these four words…Letters from the UVSS
The case for and against UVSS faculty representation FOR No one’s ever surprised by the lack of engagement in UVSS elections. You can find Martlet articles dating back to the…Namegans Nation seeks community connection as means of survival
On Sept. 11, the B.C. Supreme Court ordered the established community of Namegans Nation to vacate their camp in Regina Park, Saanich. The Court allowed only two days for the…Contented but conflicted
The Trans Mountain pipeline federal court ruling You’ve probably heard by this point that the Federal Court of Appeal ruled in favour of First Nations regarding the Trans Mountain pipeline…EDITORIAL: The “costs” of the overdose crisis can never be recouped, class-action lawsuit or not
On Aug. 29, the B.C. government launched a class-action lawsuit against 40 manufacturers of opioid-based medications. Largely reminiscent of class-action lawsuits against tobacco companies in the 90s, B.C. Attorney-General David…Our Digital Print Issue
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