Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,856 and counting.
News
Justice Thompson ruled Tuesday afternoon that the RCMP's enforcement of the injunction was harming the court's reputation
Opinion
Healthcare workers argue that unsheltered people and those living in temporary and supported housing urgently need better COVID care
News
Since the 90’s, local bookstores have been disappearing in droves. Alex Cruikshank decided to buy one anyway
News
Borrow a game or a tool, or just enjoy a beautiful day on Vancouver Street
News
The cases span 22 temporary housing facilities and include at least 20 people with no fixed address. Island Health has not declared an outbreak
News
One housing worker says facilities aren’t prepared for outbreaks. The province, meanwhile, has released no information
News
A few years ago, Swiss needle cast wasn’t even listed as a pathogen of concern. Now, with help from climate change, it's everywhere.
Features
When society is faced with shortages, the typical response is to produce more of that thing, not constrain it
News
After taking on the province in a public battle last spring, Ella Hale and Emma Epp feel brushed off by the system that promised change
News
The novel takes an authentic, Munro-esque look at the lives of a former punk rocker and her family
Environment
Lawyers for the blockaders want public interest to be considered in judge's decision over injunction
News
As Wallace rose through Quesnel—from teacher, to mayor, to provincial candidate—more than a dozen women say he was sexually harassing them in school, in cars, and in beauty pageants
News
Private care has been touted as a solution to surgery wait times. But some say it could be at the cost of public health care
News
An exclusive peek into the story behind Hand Drawn Victoria
News
In the wake of sexual harassment allegations, driving instructor Steve Wallace faces professional consequences and investigation
News
Wallace denies the allegations, saying comments and actions were misinterpreted
Features
Morgan Brooker and Stephen Franke have been building up the local music scene for years—now as the pandemic lurches on, the pair is trying to kickstart it again
News
Bridges for Women provides skills to people who have experienced trauma
News
With the province finalizing plans, here's what to expect with the new vaccine requirement
News
A lawsuit has been launched with “no chance” of winning while some clamour for horse medicine
Politics
In one of Canada's hottest housing markets, how the major parties are going to offer a leg up
Politics
Candidates spoke to Capital Daily about their priorities, from housing to the opioid crisis—and we asked them all for their climate solutions
Features
Researchers say there's little attention on adult friendships, but there are some strategies to find new friends—even here
News
From the restaurateurs who will have to check guests' vaccination status to the professors who won't be allowed to, businesses react to the new rules
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