Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,856 and counting.
News
A new report calls for changes to the way police respond to mental health emergencies
Features
As communities deal with multiple crises, libraries are increasingly filling the gaps in the social safety net
News
By renting and loaning expensive adaptive gear like handcycles or ParaGolfers, the society is providing access to people who otherwise may miss out on the outdoors
News
The challenges of running a national historical site within one of Victoria’s few remaining industrial zones
News
Kunji Ikeda’s show, Sansei, explores his family’s connection to the Japanese internment camps
News
The ‘vicious circle’ has deepened a persistent worker shortage during a period of record demand. Part seven of our labour series, Pay Check
Opinion
From housing to supporting small businesses, there are concrete and simple steps we can take to bring downtown Victoria back
News
An unannounced COVID surge is blending with ongoing staff shortages to create an “extreme overcensus situation” in local hospitals, weeks after COVID measures and regular data sharing were scrapped
News
The online event will raise money for Ukraine
News
Anian has taken over Victoria with recycled wool clothes, even expanding to Vancouver—and it's not alone in the city's green fashion movement. How far can it grow without sacrificing its core values?
News
AVI will close its standalone clinic as of July 15 and transition to the new Colwood community care centre
News
Inhalation is the most common means of consuming drugs, but only two sites allow it—putting more users out on the street
News
Will they be welcome in Victoria? Readers weigh in on the ships’ return
Features
Amy’s Bunny Barn has hopped to the rescue when bunnies are in need of a home
News
At the Saanich Peninsula Hospital ER, a doctor says more patients without family doctors are showing up with post-COVID complications and other, worsening afflictions
News
As Canada’s top doctor announces the country is in a sixth wave of COVID-19, Capital Daily readers weigh in on the province’s decision to lift vaccine and mask-related mandates
Features
Adaptability is top of mind for municipal candidates as they get ready for election day on Oct. 15
News
What happens now for the Langford team?
Features
Blossoming trees like cherry and plum account for nearly one in four public trees in Victoria
Features
See our interactive map to keep track of what's happening in your neighbourhood
Features
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
News
Cases and hospitalizations are ticking upward, but BC is staying the course by removing restrictions and data sharing
News
Here's how to stay informed about your local council
Features
This frigid and fearless local group has found health benefits from cold water and funny hats
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