For the next three days, students will have their say in how they are represented and advocated for on campus. Whether it’s menu options at Felicita’s, resources for sexualized violence awareness, or tuition fee caps, our student politicians can affect a lot of things on campus, and so it’s important that you know some stuff before you throw some check marks next to their name.
Here is a comprehensive list of the Martlet’s coverage of this election. Take a click through and catch up with candidates, read about the debates, and get angry about other people’s opinions.
The voting period begins today, and students can vote online at webvote.uvic.ca until March 2 at 4:30 p.m. So, what are you waiting for?
Interviews with Candidates
Ciel Arbour-Boehme
Dirk Slot
Envision Slate
UVSS Fashion Streeters
Photo by Belle White, Photo Editor
Meet Your Candidates Recap
Senate and Board of Governor Candidates Forum fails to draw audience
Directors debate a tame affair
Curtis Whittla, undergraduate student candidate for Senate. Photo by Belle White, Photo Editor
Referenda Questions
Health Care plan faces live-saving vote
Food Bank referendum seeks to increase funds, resources
Voting opens on Feb. 28 and closes on March 2 and 4:30 p.m. Photo by Belle White, Photo Editor
Election News Coverage
Purple Party member disqualified
UVSS Election campaigning begins
Election Op-Eds
Cannabis on campus is a pipe dream
One Side Does Not Fit All
Your vote still matters!
