Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
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On Saturday, The Capital wrote about how navy screening procedures were insufficient to guard against COVID-19 on the ship
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It's still possible to get a cocktail, a book and a burger in the BC capital, but it's going to take a few more steps than usual
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As of Monday BC had 472 confirmed cases, but hundreds more may be carrying the virus
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A flooring installer tells The Capital that clients with sick people in the house are still trying to bring in crews for scheduled work
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Sailors being checked for symptoms, but the measures fall far short of minimum provincial recommendations
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Just as spring weather hits, photographer James MacDonald captures the eerie scenes of a capital that has never been emptier
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Health officials say it’s to protect privacy. Critics say it’s hindering efforts at social isolation.
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This shutdown could last upwards of two months, so you’re going to need to get outside sooner or later
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For businesses who make most of their money over the summer tourist season, COVID-19 could not have come at a worse time
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The street population could be among the hardest hit by the virus. What is being done to protect them?
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Denied a federal closure of the border, BC officials have instead pushed to unilaterally sever Vancouver Island’s transportation links with Washington
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As Victoria works to limit the carnage from the pandemic, here's a look at what we'll be piecing together when this is all over
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Current as of March 18: What’s open, what’s not and why you absolutely should not visit grandma
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For any community trying to insulate itself against COVID-19, an arriving cruise ship is an epidemiological nightmare
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At current rates, even the most optimistic figures show 240,000 infected and 2,880 dead
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As happened in Washington State, the disease could already have a foothold that hasn’t yet been detected
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Port of Vancouver slowdowns have packed the Salish Sea so full that vessels are being turned away
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Residents say that the notoriously poor conditions at the Fairfield Hotel have remained relatively unchanged since the funding injection
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Victoria Tenant Action Group says there was no “deliberate coordination” with Together Victoria council slate
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Victoria’s Johnson Street Bridge has been blockaded by protesters three times since October. Strictly speaking, you're not allowed to do that.
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Despite Victoria famously having more women than men, it actually might be harder for young heterosexual men to find love than any other group.
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A lot of people are losing sleep to stop novel coronavirus from getting a beachhead in Canada. Here’s what they’re doing.
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Right now, the price for gas in Edmonton is almost half that of Victoria
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Vacancy rates are rock bottom and rents keep spiraling upwards, but that all might be changing soon
