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How COVID-19 ends
From finding a vaccine to reaching herd immunity naturally, this is what the science says about how we return to normal
Harley Gordon·Friday, July 10, 2020·7 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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From finding a vaccine to reaching herd immunity naturally, this is what the science says about how we return to normal
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An operation seemingly built on a hunch, VicPD’s Project No More did not find any evidence of sex trafficking but did incense many of the city's sex workers, who insist they are working by choice
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New study by Victoria-raised scientist monitored the brain activity of dying patients in their final moments
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Only four hospital beds exist in Victoria for people presenting with an emergency mental health issue. If you’re non-violent but experiencing a severe psychiatric crisis in Victoria, there’s basically nowhere to go
Politics
Witnesses said officers dragged a man 50 metres by his arms which were handcuffed around his back
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Spooky ruins, crashed planes, famous murder weapons and some very, very tall trees
Events
Canada Day events, a new slate of outdoor markets and of course the Big Gay Dog Walk
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Even with nearly 500,000 dead, the world dodged a bullet in terms of what could have been. The economy, however, may never be the same.
News
Chinese-Canadians may have done more than any single community to shield Western Canada from the worst excesses of COVID-19
Health
Victoria and Salt Spring Island show rock-bottom rates of childhood vaccination
Events
Trivia nights, sessions to help reopen through COVID-19 and 'theatre home delivery' service
Health
A UBC study attributed the spike in broken male genitals to the unintended consequences of COVID-19 lockdowns
News
Mobs had sought vengeance against the city's Germans, but succeeded only in shattering their own downtown
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It doesn't stick to surfaces as much as we thought, and is particularly slow to spread outdoors
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Canadian police face a "significant increase" in mental health-related calls, and as the killing of Vancouver Island woman Chantel Moore shows, sometimes these calls can go terribly wrong
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Rise is due in part to the city’s own decision to greenlight rezoning for the site
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According to experts, BC’s embattled killer whales are now enjoying quieter seas and increased fish
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In peacetime, one of the leading causes of death and injury for Canadian Forces members is the catastrophic failure of aging hardware
Investigative
Our months-long investigation into the correctional system failures now alleged to have resulted in a Metchosin man murdered in his home
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Get your Butchart fix, visit an art gallery, go axe throwing or even take in a movie
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City had given the notoriously chaotic and run-down facility $500,000 in 2017, only to see minimal improvements followed by its premature closure
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The month’s 170 overdose fatalities alone surpassed the province’s total COVID-19 deaths
Politics
“I just can't see that in any sense of reality,” Chief Constable Del Manak told city councillor Ben Isitt
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Online mobbing spurred by a racist post from a woman who was falsely alleged to work for the health agency
