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The future of B.C. is beyond the polls
Although voting might seem like the natural answer — to put representatives who advocate for our rights and values in power — voting simply might not be enough anymore.
Letter to the Editor: “At least we’re better than Trump” isn’t going to cut it anymore
Letter to the Editor by Laurel Collins. Collins is the Member of Parliament for Victoria. President Biden extended the student loan payment freeze on his first day in office. Since…
Representation in politics takes center stage during first Elect Her panel discussion
On Dec. 8, Elect Her UVic, a club dedicated to promoting the participation of women and marginalized communities in politics, hosted their very first Women in Politics panel discussion. The…
Facebook made over $1.3 million on the B.C. election, with Liberals spending more than double NDP
As the mail-in ballots are counted and the election signs are taken down, political parties’ Facebook ads will disappear from British Columbians' feeds. Collectively, the top three parties' Facebook pages,…
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…
UVic NDP students divided over Wet’suwet’en crisis
While students on the UVic NDP club’s executive committee remain confident in Horgan’s government, others have their doubts. NDP students are divided over which side to support, and some are…
In the wake of the 43rd federal election, where do we go from here?
This is the question that would have been on the minds of many Canadians as they woke up following the 43rd federal election. But where exactly has this election left…
Liberals win re-election, but fall short of majority government
The results are in! Here's the Martlet's rundown on the 2019 Canadian federal election results.Our Digital Print Issue
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