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For Charlie Angus, punk rock is about more than the music. .

It鈥檚 about standing up for what you believe in. Whether you鈥檙e or taking your final months as an MP to make .

The politician turned grassroots activist, self-proclaimed 鈥渁ccidental fascist fighter,鈥� and Juno-award nominated musician took time out of his to visit 网曝吃瓜 in early March. On campus, he spent the day in conversation with our students and an evening engaging our local community with a public lecture.

In her , Wendy Elliot reported that over 300 people came out to his lecture, 鈥淭here Are No Bystanders in the Age of Monsters: Where Canada Goes From Here,鈥� delivered in Fountain Commons.

The lecture was the 2025-26 , a series held by the department of Politics in memory of Sydney Taylor (鈥�13), an 网曝吃瓜 grad who tragically passed away in 2013. Each year, the department invites a guest to campus to deliver a talk about human rights and the environment.  

First-year politics student Caet Moir was instrumental in bringing Charlie to 网曝吃瓜. They said they first saw him at an event in Edmonton in April of 2025. 鈥淚 knew then that I wanted to bring this dynamic speaker to Nova Scotia, particularly to the Kings-Hants area.鈥�

鈥淐harlie was part of my inspiration to return to school as a student of politics and being part of the team that brought him to campus was a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I will never forget.鈥�

You can learn more about the Sydney Taylor Memorial Award and make a donation .