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Everything you need to know about the FIBA Olympic Qualifying basketball tournament
BC hosts its most important basketball games ever—and its first major sport event since lockdown
Cameron Welch·Tuesday, June 29, 2021·8 min
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What we’re reflecting on this Canada Day
Emerging from the pandemic, we’re back where we started: in a deeply flawed country
Capital Daily Staff·Tuesday, June 29, 2021·3 min
Features
Lexi’s legacy: Why a Greater Victoria family hasn’t given up hope to cure a rare disease
Colwood girl lived with Blau syndrome, a disease with only 200 known cases
Aaron Guillen·Monday, June 28, 2021·9 min
Features
PHOTOS: Victorians manage the hottest day in the city's recorded history
Photographer Colin Smith explored the city at the peak of the heatwave to see how people were staying cool
Colin Smith·Sunday, June 27, 2021·2 min
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Car Wars: Evo joins the movement to add more mobility options in Victoria
Vancouver-based car share company Evo is arriving with a fleet of 80 cars in August
Josh Kozelj·Friday, June 25, 2021·7 min
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Mike Walsh and Sarah Pillon want to have the coolest adventure company in Sooke
Introverted photographers on starting an ecotourism company, and wildlife watching industry
Josh Kozelj·Thursday, June 24, 2021·9 min
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First People’s Map brings Indigenous cultural heritage and language revitalization to your browser
Map indicates territories and communities, but also artists, languages, organizations, events and more
Emily Fagan·Thursday, June 24, 2021·3 min
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Allegations of systemic racism rocking the Greater Victoria School District
How the school district has taken one misstep after another in fraught conversations around Indigenous learning
Nina Grossman·Wednesday, June 23, 2021·9 min
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UPDATE: Durkin and Gregory ordered to pay special costs
Special costs are awarded in cases of “reprehensible” conduct during litigation
Tori Marlan·Wednesday, June 23, 2021·2 min
Opinion
Opinion: Community associations are open to everyone. Why attack them for being closed?
Responses to 'Community associations need to evolve'
Dorothy Field & Tony Sprackett·Wednesday, June 23, 2021·8 min
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An easy guide to listening to the Capital Daily Podcast
Pod-curious? Here's how to get started
Jackie Lamport·Tuesday, June 22, 2021·4 min
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A new business? In this economy?
Local entrepreneurs on starting a business, adapting, and shopping local culture during a pandemic
Josh Kozelj·Tuesday, June 22, 2021·5 min
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Inside Victoria's recycling system
Where your stuff goes from the bin onwards, in photos
Tori Marlan & James MacDonald·Monday, June 21, 2021·3 min
Opinion
Opinion: Victoria’s community associations need to evolve
Community associations are stacked with 'single-family home truthers,' yet wield great power over decision making, says Jeremy Caradonna
Jeremy Caradonna·Sunday, June 20, 2021·9 min
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Locals bringing the ice cream truck industry into the 21st century
Kris and Carli Jarvis are striving to modernize the age-old business with their startup
Josh Kozelj·Friday, June 18, 2021·7 min
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How the grassroots Community Laundry Program is making a difference with free, fresh loads
Every Tuesday night, community members can stop by the LaundroLounge Laundromat for barrier-free laundry, a fresh meal, and vital supplies
Emily Fagan·Thursday, June 17, 2021·4 min
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Increase in rental prices leads to a surge of ‘creative’ housing solutions in Victoria
Frustrated tenants are looking outside of the city for affordable housing or considering exploring alternative solutions instead
Arrthy Thayaparan·Thursday, June 17, 2021·4 min
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How local outdoor retailers are looking ahead to the future of the nature business
More people escaped into the outdoors this past year. Will that trend continue after the pandemic?
Josh Kozelj·Wednesday, June 16, 2021·6 min
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NFTs to save trees: viral photos of old-growth log for sale to support Fairy Creek blockades
NFTs have been criticized for their environmental impact, but some say their fundraising potential could outweigh the harm
Brishti Basu·Tuesday, June 15, 2021·6 min
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How a Sooke family fell through the cracks and into hidden homelessness
Non-profit says the current system is broken, doesn’t benefit low-income households
Aaron Guillen·Monday, June 14, 2021·10 min
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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
Jolene Rudisuela·Sunday, June 13, 2021·9 min
City Hall
Councillor Geoff Young defends comments about residential schools, burials
Young objected to the use of the words ‘genocide’ and ‘mass grave’ in a council debate on Canada Day celebrations
Jimmy Thomson·Friday, June 11, 2021·4 min
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Painting rocks? Locals find pain management, mental health support, and more through these online communities
We talked to members and leaders of three local rock painting groups about the surprising impact this community has had on their lives
Emily Fagan·Thursday, June 10, 2021·4 min
Business
How joni is drawing awareness to menstrual issues in a stigmatized industry
Victoria-based co-founders, Jayesh Vekariya and Linda Biggs, launched company in 2020 to combat menstrual inequality
Josh Kozelj·Thursday, June 10, 2021·8 min