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BC ends take-home safer supply amid concerns of drug diversion
Those who rely on the safer supply program will need to consume their prescription under supervision.
Robyn Bell·Wednesday, February 19, 2025·3 min
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City says province left it out in the cold during winter weather emergency
Victoria’s mayor is calling on the province to review policy that led to the closure of its emergency operating shelter.
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Wednesday, February 19, 2025·6 min
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US decision to cancel international aid felt in Victoria's efforts in Africa
“It's hard to put in words to think that anybody could be that disengaged from who we are as humans that they could even think to do this,” VG4A co-coordinator Gillian Scadeng.
Mark Brennae·Tuesday, February 18, 2025·5 min
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Royal Roads student maps Lekwungen names for Victoria’s landmarks
Melinda Quintero's thesis project challenges Victoria's current tourism approach.
Robyn Bell·Tuesday, February 18, 2025·5 min
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Amid economic uncertainty, throne speech accentuates unity, provincial resolve
The 43rd throne speech was a rallying cry often reserved for wartime
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Monday, February 17, 2025·8 min
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Victoria's cruise port aims for shore power integration amid fiscal uncertainty
Not quite smooth sailing yet: Victoria’s plug-in project will require resources that are not yet secured
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Saturday, February 15, 2025·6 min
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First Flag Day event didn't quite go as planned
Chretien grabbed Clennett with two hands on the face and wrested control of his body, neutralizing him before the RCMP jumped in and pushed the protester to the ground.
Mark Brennae·Friday, February 14, 2025·5 min
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Family Day events happening in Greater Victoria in 2025
From museums to storytime and playtime, there's plenty to do with your crew.
Amelia Acedo·Friday, February 14, 2025·5 min
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Scamming reminder: It's happening out there and online
Capital Daily recently ran a poll asking readers if they’ve ever been the victim of an online scam and 28% of respondents said they had.
Mark Brennae·Wednesday, February 12, 2025·5 min
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Valentine’s Day events happening in Greater Victoria
From sweet treats and dancing to yoga classes, there's plenty to do with your loved ones.
Amelia Acedo·Wednesday, February 12, 2025·4 min
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Local hardware store closure leaves customers in the lurch
Victoria Specialty Hardware quietly closed, leaving customers wondering how they'll retrieve thousands of dollars worth of purchases.
Robyn Bell·Wednesday, February 12, 2025·3 min
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Mother of teen who died at UVic seeks BCEHS changes; coroner's inquest to be held in April
“Every person in BC deserves to know basic life-saving skills, and the best way to do this is through schools." — Caroline McIntyre, mother of Sidney McIntyre-Starko
Mark Brennae·Wednesday, February 12, 2025·4 min
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Coldest Night of the Year walk: steps forward from an ever-present chilling challenge
“Right now, we're seeing the numbers are just so challenging, so getting those funds in place through Coldest Night is really crucial,” Rachel Hesketh, Our Place Society.
Mark Brennae·Tuesday, February 11, 2025·4 min
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After years of delays, onshore power primed for Ogden Point
The biggest portion of the investment—$22.5 million—has been earmarked for Victoria to be used to install onshore power for cruise ships
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Tuesday, February 11, 2025·4 min
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Saanich staff says the council should revisit Quadra-McKenzie plan, amid public outcry
Concerns from residents about housing density and reduced car lanes in busy areas have led staff to propose alternatives.
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Monday, February 10, 2025·6 min
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Taking the plunge: Victorians vote Yes to a new Crystal Pool
Referendum results of 59% Yes and 61% North give clear mandates
Mark Brennae·Saturday, February 8, 2025·9 min
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Murky economic outlook hangs over Victoria residents' vote on a $220M facility
Tariffs and other pressures could affect final price tag—and voter decisions.
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Friday, February 7, 2025·6 min
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Judicial review request rescinded, North Saanich pickleball saga plays on
“Now it's not before the courts, so the gates are open again. The arguments can be raised to reopen the pickleball courts.” — North Saanich Coun. Jack McClintock
Mark Brennae·Thursday, February 6, 2025·5 min
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Victoria says bike theft numbers are lowest since 2011
Bike valet, lock-borrowing program among initiatives keeping bikes safe.
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Thursday, February 6, 2025·4 min
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BC human rights commissioner calls for study on school police liaison officers after Victoria School Board firing
Kasari Govender says the education minister has essentially made police in schools "mandatory"
Robyn Bell·Wednesday, February 5, 2025·4 min
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Black History Month Events 2025
Tours, lectures, fashion shows, and live music celebrating Black culture are happening all month.
Robyn Bell·Tuesday, February 4, 2025·2 min
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Island toxic drug deaths hit two-year low last year
The Island recorded 446 toxic drug deaths, with the province hitting a four-year low of 2,253 deaths.
Robyn Bell·Tuesday, February 4, 2025·2 min
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BC extends old growth deferral in Fairy Creek
Forest minister faces new challenges in a sector already in flux
Sidney Coles, Local Journalism Initiative·Monday, February 3, 2025·7 min
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Pickleball community gets a new online hub
Nielsen, an avid pickleballer who lives in Victoria, says he kept hearing the same question over and over: "Where can we play?"
Mark Brennae·Sunday, February 2, 2025·3 min