Continuing the Conversation on Mental Health
In this “new normal,” it’s difficult to imagine a time when a desolate VIU...
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Category: Editorials
Call for Nominations:
A letter from Antony Stevens, board president of the Navigator Newspaper Society: I hope this...
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Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow
The six issues of The Nav produced this year wouldn’t have been possible without the parting staff members, staff members who’re staying for another term, and you, Navigators.
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We’re Hiring!
Are you passionate about keeping your classmates informed? Do you strive to meet deadlines? Have you taken CREW 100 Introduction to Journalism or a relevant media studies course? If your answer to all three of these questions is yes, then one of The Nav’s upcoming positions might be for you.
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You’re All Navigators
The Nav has gone through rigorous transformation in the last three years. Having begun as a...
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7-Eleven snacks, ranked
I’m graduating this spring, which means you’re reading my last editorial. I’ve been on The Nav’s...
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Nanaimo 7-Eleven locations, ranked
I’m graduating this year, which means you’re reading my last editorial. I’ve been on The Nav’s...
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The kids aren’t alright
Back in 2014, a study by the American Psychological Association found that teens reported higher...
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Daylight heart attack time
The seemingly benign practice of setting clocks forward one hour in the spring and one hour back...
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In coldness we trust
“If some countries have too much history, Canada has too much geography,” former Prime Minister...
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A thought on impermanence
When I hear the words “nothing lasts forever,” I think cliché. We’ve heard those words repeated so...
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Treatment is key to reducing impaired driving
Bill C-46, which became law in December, allows police to request a breathalyzer test from any...
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