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Opinion: Trees make a city cool
Sandra Julian argues that densification and the benefits of trees are incompatible
Sandra B. Julian·Friday, July 23, 2021·4 min
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Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,856 and counting.
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Festival Afloat raises funds for Site C legal challenge
Unique semi-aquatic concert will return July 29
Emily Fagan·Thursday, July 22, 2021·4 min
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‘Should not have happened’: new documents outline potentially catastrophic failures in Danbrook One design
What went wrong with Langford’s tallest high-rise, and how tenants were allowed to move into an unsafe building
Aaron Guillen·Wednesday, July 21, 2021·10 min
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Should Victoria's pandemic patios stay for good?
Fernwood pegged for pilot project as patio culture looks to continue post-pandemic
Josh Kozelj·Tuesday, July 20, 2021·5 min
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BC judge rules media has a right to access the Fairy Creek blockades
Capital Daily is part of a coalition of media partners that took the RCMP to court to ensure right to access
Jimmy Thomson·Monday, July 19, 2021·4 min
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Capital Letters: Cruise ships returning to Victoria
In a quiet summer, Capital Daily readers weigh in on the return of cruise ships to Victoria
Capital Daily readers·Monday, July 19, 2021·8 min
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As air travel returns, the Victoria Flying Club looks to take off
Airlines are looking for pilots in their post-pandemic recovery
Josh Kozelj·Sunday, July 18, 2021·7 min
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Rage, red, removed: Understanding the future of Victoria’s monuments
Experts explore ways to productively move forward and contextualize monuments
Arrthy Thayaparan·Saturday, July 17, 2021·6 min
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From patient to provider: Stephanie Renaas’s journey to audiology
Stephanie spent her childhood using services at Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre. Now she works as an audiologist at their Nanaimo office.
Jackie Lamport·Thursday, July 15, 2021·22 min
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A Victoria 10-year-old created a word for a linguistic oddity. Over the past four years, it’s come to mean so much more
Contests, poetry, games, and more have been inspired by Levi Budd’s levidromes
Emily Fagan·Thursday, July 15, 2021·5 min
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More businesses are talking about burnout. How can they help employees deal with it?
COVID-19 brought issues of burnout back to the forefront for many folks—employers and employees
Josh Kozelj·Wednesday, July 14, 2021·6 min
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'An arrest warrant should not be a death sentence'
Friends and family grieve the loss of Jay Lowndes, a father and uncle who was shot by Campbell River RCMP, while community parades to honour a Police Service Dog
Odette Auger (IndigiNews)·Wednesday, July 14, 2021·9 min
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Penniless: why a Victoria man has gone two decades without money
David Johnston won’t touch money, except to destroy it
Tori Marlan·Tuesday, July 13, 2021·29 min
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Finding home: the story of a refugee who discovered safety in Victoria
After a childhood filled with conflict and upheaval, Coun. Sharmarke Dubow wants to make positive change
Brishti Basu·Sunday, July 11, 2021·11 min
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Is TikTok the next must-have social media tool for Greater Victoria businesses?
Entrepreneurs are using the app to market authentic sides of themselves and their businesses
Josh Kozelj·Friday, July 9, 2021·5 min
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OCPs, affordable housing, and the perfect Victoria: Capital Daily’s first Community Council session
Panelists discussed how increased density and broadscale upzoning would change communities
Arrthy Thayaparan·Thursday, July 8, 2021·4 min
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Students and staff from Ditidaht Community School build new recycling centre to spearhead local sustainability
Converted shipping container houses the Nitinaht community's first recycling program
Emily Fagan·Thursday, July 8, 2021·4 min
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Capital Daily's Fairy Creek coverage, so far
We've been covering the old-growth blockades for months. Here's everything we've reported to date
Capital Daily Staff·Wednesday, July 7, 2021·15 min
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Marginalized groups reeling from unequal financial impacts of COVID-19 restrictions in BC: report
Women, racialized groups, recent immigrants, and young people feeling the brunt of the COVID-caused economic recession
Brishti Basu·Wednesday, July 7, 2021·8 min
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Inside Bolen Books' four-plus decades of success in Victoria
How the family run business competes with other bookstores (and Amazon) in 2021
Josh Kozelj·Tuesday, July 6, 2021·8 min
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How Indigenous-led organizations are rebuilding connection to language and culture
Indigenous students find success in culturally-relevant programs. A Nanaimo organization is working to make sure that success continues.
Jolene Rudisuela·Monday, July 5, 2021·9 min
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Meet the endangered bird that nests high above Fairy Creek
Marbled murrelets stand as an indictment of BC’s lack of action to protect species at risk
Andrew Findlay·Saturday, July 3, 2021·8 min
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Supportive recovery centre finds new, fully equipped home in James Bay
The three-storey house—formerly an adult recovery centre—brings additional space, beds, and resources to the program
Emily Fagan·Thursday, July 1, 2021·4 min
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34 years later, Whitehall Rowing and Sail is still innovating
Harold Aune and Marie Hutchinson have been building boats in Victoria since 1987
Josh Kozelj·Wednesday, June 30, 2021·8 min