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How a Victoria nonprofit obtained Canada's first medical exemption for magic mushrooms
Psilocybin, the active ingredient in "magic" mushrooms, has been banned in Canada since 1974
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Psilocybin, the active ingredient in "magic" mushrooms, has been banned in Canada since 1974
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If BC had been hit like Quebec, 3,000 would be dead instead of 200
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At any one time, there’s usually a boat or two in the Inside Passage flying the stars and stripes
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Six year saga ended with a Christmastime incident of a man attacking his neighbour's wall with a jackhammer
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The BC capital is built atop one of the largest burial grounds of the pre-contact world
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In a series of images both eerie and surprising, prepare to never see this city quite the same way again
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They're much different than the more controversial practices of "carding" or "stop and frisk"
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The peripheral effects of COVID-19 have exacerbated an opioid crisis that, until recently, was trending downwards
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“Most of the people we see are from somewhere else,” an outreach worker told The Capital
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Virtually the entire historic downtown would have been flattened
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Unlike almost all infectious disease pandemics throughout history, this one leaves children largely unscathed
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One trick involves thieves hacking into condo security systems to gain access to bike storage lockers
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BC began as a model to the world of multi-ethnic settlers living peacefully among self-governing indigenous peoples—and then it all went wrong
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We definitely know it comes from a Chinese bat, but that's where it gets murky
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This is part one of a series of previews of our upcoming feature on housing and water on Salt Spring Island, for subscribers only.
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It took a city audit, drone surveys and hundreds of pages of legal documents to move 60 campers from one part of Beacon Hill Park to another part
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This is part three of a series of previews of our upcoming feature on housing and water on Salt Spring Island, for subscribers only.
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This is part two of a series of previews of our upcoming feature on housing and water on Salt Spring Island, for subscribers only. For part three, see below.
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The city lost a lot of jobs to COVID-19, but the rebound has been equally dramatic
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Home coronavirus tests, an antivirus door handle coating and forensic work into when the earliest cases were among us
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In some senior's homes, up to half of all residents have been prescribed potentially dangerous anti-psychotics not for psychosis, but because it makes them easier to handle
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Within sight of the Saanich Peninsula, a seemingly laughable dispute over a pig risked exploding into world war
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Only halfway through 2020, and overdose deaths have already dwarfed the total for all of 2019
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They’re not all disease-carrying interlopers