News
Why Victoria’s English is nearly gone
Generations of born-and-raised Victorians spoke like they were from England, but this local accent is nearly extinct
Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
News
Generations of born-and-raised Victorians spoke like they were from England, but this local accent is nearly extinct
City Hall
Young objected to the use of the words ‘genocide’ and ‘mass grave’ in a council debate on Canada Day celebrations
News
We talked to members and leaders of three local rock painting groups about the surprising impact this community has had on their lives
Business
Victoria-based co-founders, Jayesh Vekariya and Linda Biggs, launched company in 2020 to combat menstrual inequality
News
An Indigenous-led fundraiser has raised more than five times its goal to help First Nations find answers and healing
News
A new report reveals strategies to build the 15- to 29-year-old workforce
News
Moore, a 26-year-old Tla-o-qui-aht woman from Vancouver Island, was killed during a 'wellness check' in New Brunswick last year
Features
Victoria grew up around a streetcar system that carried Victoria’s entire population every two days. Now the city is wrestling with transportation questions that could benefit from some old-fashioned wisdom.
News
Network of trails will no longer have free public access
Environment
The growth of mountain biking on the South Island is raising fundamental questions about the nature of parks
News
Smith uses inclusion, human stories, to set himself apart from other photographers
News
For the next six weeks, portraits of young local leaders will be up for bid at the Hillside Mall
News
The latest information on COVID-19 vaccination plans and progress on Vancouver Island
Politics
Uncertainties, questions, and data gaps continue to plague BC’s provincial restart plan as we inch closer and closer to pre-COVID life
News
Hundreds attended a May rally, the first time many in the community had found one another
News
Grants, hub, opportunity: What can be done to start and help underrepresented businesses?
Politics
The city seeks to address concerns about sexual assault in Victoria through new measures for businesses and council
Business
BinBreeze uses minerals to create non-toxic deodorizer powder
News
Located in Burnside Gorge, the new community-run fridge and pantry is open to all
News
How the recyclables fund initiatives—and what happens when they’re stolen
News
Capital Daily is joining with a coalition of outlets and the Canadian Association of Journalists to demand the freedom to cover protests
News
When a sleepy town attracts wealthy digital nomads, what happens to its old-school charm?
News
Readers weigh in on pre-zoning as the city considers how it could be implemented here
News
We spent a day with a clean-up effort in Beacon Hill Park