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Council roundup: Missing middle, blower bans, and bylaw exceptions
Here's what is happening at local councils this week
Capital Daily Staff·Sunday, June 12, 2022·6 min
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News
As Island seaweed industry grows, new report questions the carbon benefits
Report suggests seaweed could release more carbon than it stores, but scientific opinions differ
Capital Daily Staff·Tuesday, June 7, 2022·4 min
News
Council roundup: Press Building rezoning, climate action, and a million-dollar park expansion
Here’s what is happening at local councils this week
Capital Daily Staff·Sunday, June 5, 2022·7 min
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Island UPCCs, PCNs, and CHCs are at just 39% of staffing goals—the lowest in BC
Health minister defends progress, says quality of care without recent investments ‘would have been considerably less’
Capital Daily Staff·Wednesday, June 1, 2022·3 min
Opinion
Canada’s Online News Act must be transparent, fair, and include news innovators
Without amendments, Bill C-18 risks disproportionately benefitting large news organizations and shutting out digital startups and independent media.
Capital Daily Staff·Monday, May 30, 2022·4 min
Features
Tori Marlan wins CAJ award—her fourth award for her Sooke Harbour House investigation
The Man Who Stole a Hotel has won awards and recognition nationally and internationally
Capital Daily Staff·Saturday, May 28, 2022·2 min
News
Victoria is the non-binary capital of Canada
The city has Canada's highest proportion of transgender and non-binary residents, Statistics Canada finds
Capital Daily Staff·Monday, May 2, 2022·2 min
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Where to find your Greater Victoria council's agendas and calendars
Here's how to stay informed about your local council
Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, March 31, 2022·2 min
News
What's happening in your local council this week?
We round up the latest developments across the CRD
Capital Daily Staff·Sunday, March 6, 2022·3 min
News
Capital Daily readers help raise more than $170,000 for Victoria’s neediest families
The Capital Daily Holiday Donation Drive surpassed its original goal of $150,000, raising more than $170,000 for local families in need, as part of our collaboration with the United Way Southern Vancouver Island to benefit Neighbourhood Houses in Greater Victoria
Capital Daily Staff·Friday, December 31, 2021·2 min
News
UPDATED: What the BC vaccine card is—and what it isn't
With the province finalizing plans, here's what to expect with the new vaccine requirement
Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, September 2, 2021·5 min
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Politics
Election 2021: Meet your Cowichan-Malahat-Langford candidates
Candidates spoke to Capital Daily about their priorities, from housing to the opioid crisis—and we asked them all for their climate solutions
Capital Daily Staff·Monday, August 30, 2021·11 min
News
New UVic engineering expansion will be a place to learn—and a structure to learn from
The building will be a living lab, embedded with sensors and controls that invite students' experimentation
Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, August 5, 2021·3 min
Events
UPCOMING EVENTS: Go behind-the-scenes with our investigative reporter Tori Marlan
In this one-of-a-kind event, you'll get an exclusive look into the making of our investigative report, The Man Who Stole a Hotel, and learn more about the people involved in this ongoing saga
Capital Daily Staff·Tuesday, August 3, 2021·2 min
News
Capital Daily's Fairy Creek coverage, so far
We've been covering the old-growth blockades for months. Here's everything we've reported to date
Capital Daily Staff·Wednesday, July 7, 2021·15 min
Features
What we’re reflecting on this Canada Day
Emerging from the pandemic, we’re back where we started: in a deeply flawed country
Capital Daily Staff·Tuesday, June 29, 2021·3 min
News
UPDATED: Vancouver Island vaccination tracker
The latest information on COVID-19 vaccination plans and progress on Vancouver Island
Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, June 3, 2021·26 min
News
Three Victorians on their pandemic year
The pandemic's effects have been felt in every facet of society. We speak to three people about how they've managed this year
Capital Daily Staff·Monday, March 15, 2021·11 min
News
Does Victoria have a war on cars?
Some say cars should lose priority in the future of Greater Victoria’s transportation network; others worry about accessibility and convenience
Capital Daily Staff·Wednesday, March 10, 2021·7 min
News
Capital Daily readers help raise more than $150,000 for Victoria families
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
Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, December 31, 2020·2 min
News
“There are hundreds of bodies lying about unburied": Vivid accounts of war from Vancouver Islanders
In this special Remembrance Day feature, excerpts of diaries, letters and oral histories from both world wars, some published here for the first time
Capital Daily Staff·Tuesday, November 10, 2020·9 min
News
The grisly murder that horrified turn-of-the-century Victoria
The killing, committed in complete darkness on the Vic West side of the Johnson Street Bridge, drew comparisons to the work of Jack the Ripper
Capital Daily Staff·Thursday, October 29, 2020·10 min
Politics
What is the government’s end game on tent cities?
Everybody wants the tents gone, but few have produced plans to actually get people clean and off the street
Capital Daily Staff·Wednesday, October 21, 2020·5 min
News
Capital Daily's interactive guide to Vancouver Island's 2020 candidates
Peruse the names and bios of 42 major party candidates across 14 ridings
Capital Daily Staff·Saturday, October 10, 2020·2 min