Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
News
In less than two weeks, the Capital Daily Holiday Donation Drive surpassed its original goal of $110,000, raising more than $150,000 for local families in need, as part of our collaboration with the United Way to benefit Neighbourhood Houses in Greater Victoria
Health
Vaccines are being rolled out, but the pace will need to dramatically increase to make a difference in everyday life
Features
Sequilla Stubbs needs supportive housing. All the province has offered is a hospital bed. Updated January 27, 2022.
City Hall
The mayor talks housing, procurement, and plans for her final two years in office
News
The Al-Musawi family came together in Victoria after four years apart
News
With Central Park 'untenable' following frozen flood, some campers to be moved into parking lot at Royal Athletic Park
Politics
Cases are the lowest they’ve been on the Island since early November, but Christmas, done wrong, could change that
Features
The pandemic is only the latest pressure on the people who deliver a quarter of BC babies. Many are looking at the door.
News
It’s been a brutal year for small businesses. We spotlight just a few whose stories ring true for hundreds of others across the South Island.
News
With several uncertain proposals on offer, no one strategy is emerging to shelter people during the coldest months
News
Hart went missing 40 days ago today from a mental health facility in Saanich. No one has reported seeing him since, but his family has come together to make sure he's found
Politics
With a contentious campaign resulting in a decisive win, Andrew is ready to bring his 'pragmatic' approach to City Council
News
Some of the book exchanges have pivoted to hand sanitizer and puzzles, but books are still circulating
News
Movie rental isn't so much a dying business as a dead one. So why does Pic-A-Flic refuse to lie down?
News
Many BC paramedics are paid on a system that only pays if they get a call—and they say it's driving people away
News
Analysis of recent economics data shows a widening gulf between average workers and the top. That has been shown to sow social discontent and even worsen the spread of COVID-19.
News
Fentanyl test strips are approved for use at home—but you can only get them in Vancouver and the BC Interior, baffling experts
News
A new study estimates more than 1.5 billion masks will enter the oceans this year.
News
The Dunsmuir fortune was built on deadly mine conditions, strike-breaking, racist fearmongering, and stolen land
News
The Pfizer vaccine could be approved within a week. What happens next?
News
Capital Daily spent a year following a “lifer” as he navigated the subsidized housing system in BC
News
Open two days a week and run by volunteers, Mt. Cain is still ripping ahead despite COVID losses
News
Currently owned by a Victoria pair, the 12.95-acre S,DÁYES Flycatcher Forest is home to Coastal Douglas-fir, wetlands, and 35 species of birds
News
Ten candidates are vying for Laurel Collins's seat, offering competing policies on housing, transportation, climate change and more.
