News 3 - The Navigator

A man with light skin, short dark hair, and a beard stands in the middle of a record store, smiling at the camera. He is wearing dark jeans and a dark hoodie with a palm tree design, layered under a gray knit cardigan with brown suede shoulder patches. His hands are casually tucked into his jean pockets. The background features shelves filled with CDs, vinyl records, and colorful posters, including psychedelic artwork and a tapestry with a circular pattern. A small sign on a record bin categorizes albums by condition, with labels reading "Green = Excellent," "Yellow = Good," and "White = Playable." The store has warm orange walls and a mix of bright and dim lighting.

Sound Heritage

Sound Heritage store owner Nathan Randall isn’t just selling music—he’s fostering community in a city that’s constantly...

Leigh Tipper

Mar 12, 2025

A community event in a classroom setting where two women, one wearing a pink shirt and black apron, and the other in a red sweater, stand behind a table covered with a checkered tablecloth. The table has a sign reading "No Hunger at VIU" and holds a tray of muffins, some utensils, and small potted plants. A woman with long dark hair in a blue jacket is interacting with the volunteers, who appear to be offering food. A banner eads "No Hunger at VIU."

No Hunger at VIU Serves Free Food that Warms the Heart

With 29 percent of Canadian students facing food insecurity, hunger is an all-too-familiar struggle at VIU. Given rising food costs, many face tough...

Lee Groen

Feb 26, 2025

News, Vol. 56, No. 4 | Video

Wandering Around Campus for a Newspaper

Follow the amazing writers for The Navigator as they show us what’s in the first printed issue of Volume 56, where to find the magazine, and their...

Kieran Armstrong

Jan 23, 2025

Airline Price Gouging

From luggage expenses to return fares, travelling out of Canada has become a nightmare. But it’s not like this in other countries—not for...

Grap Scanlan

Jan 22, 2025

Graphic reads "Nav Board Annual Election Polling Day December 16th 2024. Have your say."

2024 AGM and Board Election

Voting will be open first thing tomorrow, December 16, until the AGM December 17 at 5pm PT.

Jenaya Shaw

Dec 15, 2024

British Columbia's Flag, flown at Vancouver City Hall

Paying Lip Service

Alyona Latsinnik interviews BC Conservative Candidate Marina Sapozhnikov during an election night. As an Indigenous Studies student, she is appalled...

Alyona Latsinnik

Nov 22, 2024