Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
News
For the past 17 years, B. Woodward has run a shop and museum featuring toys and pop culture memorabilia old and new
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Workers say sexual harassment and assault are endemic among the city’s bars and restaurants—and that their managers know it’s happening
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Owners seeking solace and companionship in animals have adopted record numbers of pets
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Readers weigh in on the pros and cons of replacing Clover Point parking with a park
Health
Dr. Dean Karlen has thus far accurately predicted which way the pandemic will go. We talked to him about how he's done it and what he expects now
News
The First Nations that will get data include 14 Nations on Vancouver Island. The agreement, however, is highly restrictive
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A selection of letters we received this week, on forestry and development
Housing
How the pandemic did what regulators couldn’t, and how that’s played out in the rental market
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Quadra Village Community Centre prepares youth in one of Victoria’s most financially hard-hit neighbourhoods with employment and leadership skills they need to succeed in adulthood
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Epidermis Circus premiered last month in the backyard of Phillips Brewery for a drive-in audience
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The program has reported improved physical and mental health among participants
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A selection of letters we received this week, on pollution, policing, and crime
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Logging-dependent communities are facing an existential threat from what conservationists and First Nations say is an overdue change to forestry practices
Food
Capital Daily and Tasting Victoria readers chose the city's best views, vegan food, happy hour, winter patio, coffee shop, and more
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The Oakland Community Association has provided more than 3,000 food hampers to families in Victoria since the start of the pandemic
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The measure has been lauded by politicians and some advocacy groups, but others say it’s too little, too late
Politics
BC is seeing vaccine delays and a high case plateau. On Vancouver Island, worrying trends are emerging
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But behind the "tweed curtain", attitudes are starting to change toward renters, who just a decade ago were perceived as a threat to the staid municipality
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The Dead Boats Disposal Society has spent decades pulling the wrecks out of the water and off the beaches in Victoria
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The absurdities of the Capital Regional District's municipal patchwork are real—but so are the arguments for decentralized power
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Border closures and a search for warmer temperatures brought snowbirds flocking to the Island. But have travellers contributed to a surge in COVID-19?
Health
Vancouver Island's top doctor answers questions drawn up in consultation with Capital Daily readers
News
Experts say collecting race-based data could help drive better public health decisions, but that isn't happening
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Converting a 1972 bus to a veggie oil and solar powered touring machine has kept two members busy during a slow time for most musicians
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