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Hand-drawn panorama of Victoria's Inner Harbour — lighthouse and cherry blossom on the left, a ferry on the water, Parliament and the park on the right.
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BC removing vaccine card, daily reports despite signs of 6th wave

Cases and hospitalizations are ticking upward, but BC is staying the course by removing restrictions and data sharing

Brishti Basu·Monday, April 4, 2022·5 min

🏛️Features

Behind the counter: how some Victoria restaurants are beating the labour shortage

The industry-wide labour shortage is putting more power in the hands of the employees, and the restaurants that adapt are surviving. Part six of our labour series, Pay Check

Ryan Hook·Monday, April 4, 2022·10 min

🏛️Features

A stroke of madness: Meet the Cold Water Addicts, Victoria's bravest swimming group

This frigid and fearless local group has found health benefits from cold water and funny hats

Emily Fagan·Thursday, March 31, 2022·6 min

🏛️News

Where to find your Greater Victoria council's agendas and calendars

Here's how to stay informed about your local council

Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, March 31, 2022·2 min

🏛️Features

Cancelled ferry sailings are a symptom of a longstanding problem in the marine industry. It’s only going to get worse.

Worker shortages are now endemic in the industry—but warnings started decades ago Part five of our series, Pay Check

Tori Marlan·Wednesday, March 30, 2022·16 min

🏛️News

Watching kelp grow: Cascadia Seaweed and Tsawout Nation partner in burgeoning seaweed industry

The kelp aquaculture industry is picking up off Vancouver Island’s coast—but some are wary of introducing another monoculture to the sea

Alec Lazenby·Tuesday, March 29, 2022·7 min

🏛️Features

It's been a good season for snow at Mount Washington—but not for workers

Mount Washington managers are loading lifts and bussing tables due to ongoing staff shortage. Part 4 of our series, Pay Check

Andrew Findlay·Monday, March 28, 2022·9 min

🏛️Features

An immigrant built a fortune after fleeing violence. Her charitable fund will pay it forward for decades to come

The Compassion in Action Fund gives local charities $5,000 a year to support women, children, and animals

Emily Fagan·Thursday, March 24, 2022·4 min

🏛️News

'On the verge of mental and physical breakdown': why a growing number of Victoria nurses are quitting

Victoria nurses cite short staffing, payroll issues, abuse as reasons for leaving the industry. Part 3 of our labour series, Pay Check

Brishti Basu·Thursday, March 24, 2022·9 min

🏛️Features

Workers are being priced out of Victoria

What happens when a city becomes too expensive for its labour force? Part two in our series, Pay Check

Martin Bauman & Jackie Lamport·Monday, March 21, 2022·8 min

🏛️News

Province allocates 100 complex care beds to Victoria

New spaces will help those most in need—though some ask whether voluntary admission is enough

Evert Lindquist·Monday, March 21, 2022·6 min

🏛️News

Beleaguered restaurants pushing for patio reprieve

Temporary patio liquor licences are set to expire in June. For restaurants, they’ve been a lifeline—and owners are afraid of losing them

Brishti Basu·Friday, March 18, 2022·5 min

🏛️News

Local app designer aims to make dating, friendships more accessible for people with disabilities

NOMI is being developed for the Island and lower mainland

Emily Fagan·Thursday, March 17, 2022·5 min

🏛️Explainer

What does Victoria's labour shortage look like?

Research predicts BC will have enough workers in the next 10 years—but tell that to businesses desperate for workers. We look at the data. First in our new series, Pay Check

Jolene Rudisuela·Thursday, March 17, 2022·10 min

🏛️News

The Choirs' first concert in two years will raise funds for Native Friendship Centre

Singing ensemble is donating 200 concert tickets to Island Health workers

Emily Fagan·Thursday, March 10, 2022·5 min

🏛️News

Experts, critics urge caution as BC lifts mask mandate and other restrictions

There’s room for optimism as the province announces its plan to remove restrictions, but this comes with new risks: BA.2 and the need to protect the most vulnerable

Brishti Basu·Wednesday, March 9, 2022·7 min

🏛️Politics

Here’s what you need to know about Victoria council’s Government Street proposal

The city says it wants to make Government a ‘people-priority street’

Martin Bauman·Wednesday, March 9, 2022·6 min

🏛️News

What's happening in your local council this week?

We round up the latest developments across the CRD

Capital Daily Staff·Sunday, March 6, 2022·3 min

🏛️News

They’re unrelated and 50 years apart, but these brothers are celebrating 17 years of a ‘life-changing’ relationship

Through Big Brothers Big Sisters Victoria, the pair say they’ve found a second family

Emily Fagan·Thursday, March 3, 2022·4 min

🏛️Features

Vaccinated or not, on Lasqueti Island, everyone has to get along

The island made headlines recently for its hardline anti-vax community, but there’s more to running a community than fighting over vaccines

Brishti Basu·Sunday, February 27, 2022·21 min

🏛️News

Victoria teen raising $10,000 for nonprofit free boutique for women

The fundraiser passed its initial $5,000 goal within the first week

Emily Fagan·Thursday, February 24, 2022·3 min

🏛️News

New owner of $12-million Metchosin property blocks beach path after alleged harassment from users

The path between Taylor Beach and Weir Beach was taken for granted for decades—until new fencing and security guards appeared

Tori Marlan·Friday, February 18, 2022·5 min

🏛️Features

From Sooke to the Smithsonian: how a fossil found in a local cliff face is helping researchers understand whale evolution

An exposed prehistoric seafloor is a hotspot for ancient whale remains, and now an international team is helping unravel their mysteries

Devon Bidal·Friday, February 18, 2022·22 min

🏛️Features

‘A resistance’: Iyé Creative’s mutual-aid food network inspires resurgence of traditional gardening practices in local African diaspora

More than 90 burlap sack gardens and 1,500 kg of food have been distributed through their programs

Emily Fagan·Thursday, February 17, 2022·4 min
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