Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
News
A mentally ill woman's finances were put in the care of the Public Guardian and Trustee of BC. She's worse off because of it
News
‘McClure made a critical error in judgment in believing that he had the requisite skill and knowledge to design Danbrook One,’ the people investigating the failed building said in an interim report
Features
The namesake of Felicita’s Pub passed away in October. She is fondly remembered by students
News
The journey took them 16 months and they spent an estimated $1,200
Explainer
It's a bad year for certain kinds of popular mushrooms on Vancouver Island. We went mushroom hunting with two local experts to find out what's happening
Politics
The RCMP said they had to pepper spray a crowd to evacuate an injured officer. An exhaustive review of the available evidence shows that was not true
News
The MLA and cabinet minister has a long history of fighting for access to information. Now it's being tainted by his own government
News
More and more people relied on the business as an essential service during the pandemic
News
‘This wasn’t built in a day,’ says owner Robert Galey
News
Cables from the mainland were damaged by the heat this summer and thousands went without power during this week’s storm. How can the Island keep the lights on?
News
A new plan is touted as a solution to help more people afford home ownership. A closer look at the details reveals major gaps and drawbacks
Features
In his new book, On Borrowed Time: North America's Next Big Quake, CBC radio hosts Craigie walks us through what we need to do to prepare individually and as a society
News
Safaa Naeman’s Syriana Catering is struggling to keep up with demand
News
The mayor is not running again next October. We sat down with her to discuss her time in office so far, what the next election holds, and what comes after
Features
The Elliott family’s local legacy in teaching and transforming the SENĆOŦEN language continues to impact hundreds of new language learners
News
Why we’re kidding ourselves when we wish for affordable airport transportation
Business
There’s a battle in the backwoods of BC between adventure tourism and raw resource extraction, and according to some, tourism is losing in a big way.
Explainer
The CMHC says it isn’t—but we have no reason to believe them
News
The first round of classes has already sold out
News
The Victoria Community Health Co-op has long struggled with a lack of dedicated space. That’s about to change
News
Christine Hale says she lost as much as $100,000 to a man who told her he loved her while inventing lawyer fees and death threats
Features
Cubicles, no showers, and fluorescent lights all day long
Features
Through their Coffee Cup Revolution campaign, Diverters hope to raise awareness of single-use cup recycling
Opinion
Huge changes are needed, urgently. The good news is they can improve our lives
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