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Capital Daily readers·Sunday, October 11, 2020·2 min
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Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
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Sunrises, deer, snails, scenes of domestic bliss and dogs – lots and lots of dogs
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Peruse the names and bios of 42 major party candidates across 14 ridings
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Despite its disproportionately weed-smoking populace, BC has done a terrible job at getting them to buy the legal stuff
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Get closer to your Vancouver Island home by learning the terms literally shaped by the Salish Sea
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Even a dedicated support network cannot be enough to keep a severely mentally ill son off the streets
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Obtained in a court action by Capital Daily, the documents allow the most comprehensive picture yet of Buziak’s last days
Health
The return of tourism, care home visits and even music festivals could now be on the horizon
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With 112 tents and counting, park behind Crystal Pool becomes latest stop on merry-go-round of Victoria tent encampments
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While rapid testing was key to BC’s early success in fighting COVID-19, this has now given way to some of the longest wait times in the country
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The second wave of COVID-19 is shaping up to be way less deadly than the first
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The Big One will kill 1,850 if it hits Tofino at the height of summer. The only thing that can stop it is getting ignored.
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For starters, you'll have to bring your own pencil
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Beyond its confirmed COVID-19 fatalities, since lockdowns began BC has seen several hundred more deaths than would be typical
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Known as Rudy’s Pet Park, the 60s-era attraction was singularly responsible for the now-ubiquitous common wall lizards swarming the Capital Region
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Years of disrupting the forests' natural burn cycle has predictably yielded the apocalyptic firestorm now choking the West Coast with haze
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Following up on the ball python who died in Victoria after repeatedly escaping from the bag of its apparently homeless owner.
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This has not been a good year for Vancouver Islanders who like to breathe freely
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Licensing delays, layoffs, shuttered businesses, raids.
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We recently spent time in the park and spoke to campers.
Politics
They usually find eight per shift. Last week they broke a record.
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A lawsuit by the Friends of Beacon Hill Park is looking to sue the City of Victoria into evicting Beacon Hill Park's tent encampments
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Social distancing has saved thousands of lives, but it’s ruined thousands of others
Features
In the 1980s some of the world’s most powerful institutions were taken in by stories, begun in Victoria, of a global Satanic underground abducting and abusing thousands of children
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While property crime is way up, other crimes are actually way down
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