Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
News
A dissenting voice on the provincial heat dome review panel says measures for disabled people were minimized in the final report, while Human Rights Watch and others are calling for better protections for the next heatwave
News
Here’s what is happening at local councils this week
News
‘This is not the silver bullet,’ he says, one year after heat killed 595 in BC
News
Artist B.A. Lampman depicts her experience with her mother's care through comics, paintings, writing and more
News
From food shares to small producers and how they prepare thousands of meals a week
Explainer
Climate change has expanded the range of blacklegged ticks—but the Island still fares better than much of Canada
News
Health minister defends progress, says quality of care without recent investments ‘would have been considerably less’
Opinion
Without amendments, Bill C-18 risks disproportionately benefitting large news organizations and shutting out digital startups and independent media.
News
From secure lockers to bike valets, and what the City of Victoria is doing
News
Critics say the announcement is a step in the right direction but the maximum amount that can be carried is too low
News
Cool, wet spring could bode well for surviving summer droughts, hydrologist says
Features
The Man Who Stole a Hotel has won awards and recognition nationally and internationally
News
The airport shutdown earlier this week could’ve been handled better if police had shared information faster and used resources close at hand, says MLA Adam Olsen
Features
The Takata family left some of their possessions, including a piano, with friends in Victoria when they were forced into an internment camp in 1942
News
Council votes to refer initiative back to public engagement
Capital Ideas
Kristof will be speaking in Victoria on June 27, part of Capital Daily's speaker series
Features
New award aims to inspire more youth to take steps against climate change
News
Shortages have meant overworked staff, a slide in patient care, and even temporary hospital ward closures
Features
Research on Voices in Motion showed singing with the choir reduced some symptoms of dementia by half
News
Buziak's father, Jeff, is among three people named in the lawsuit filed in BC Supreme Court. In exclusive interviews, the Zailo family is speaking out for the first time in more than a decade
News
Council to review the draft OCP page by page
Features
Whether dogs should or shouldn’t wear a leash has become so contentious at this neighbourhood beach, police have gotten involved
News
A lawyer tells us the bar for criminal charges is difficult to meet, even with video evidence
Features
Victoria's Momentum Volleyball launched six years ago with a goal of teaching the sport differently
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