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Twenty-six days on a tiny ship with a lecherous old man: if that had been in the job description, Kim would probably have found another job. But she wanted to be a professional marine biologist, and working on a miserable rust bucket as a fisheries…
February 09, 2021
Article at Vice
Publisher’s note: Capital Daily has been reaching out to local candidates about our survey, both directly and over social media over the past month. A majority have filled it out, but we have yet to receive responses from several campaigns. To date,…
September 22, 2022
Article at The Capital
VIVA Victoria's municipal and school board election effort is in line with successful conservative movements elsewhere—prompting some progressive candidates to join the race At the end of a narrow trail into a Sooke backyard, signs bearing the face…
September 13, 2022
Article at The Capital
Scott Graham has been missing for nearly two months. His daughters say the Canadian embassy could have done more when he needed help Scott Graham appeared in the Canadian embassy in Madrid on July 15th, with a visible wound in his head and missing…
September 10, 2022
Article at The Capital
Pressure Cooker presents a fascinating, deeply researched, and complex telling of the RCMP entrapment of John Nuttall and Amanda Korody “I know what’s up,” proclaims John Nuttall early on in the second episode of CBC’s new five-part podcast series,…
September 08, 2022
Article at The Capital
The bear was probably passing through his Lake Cowichan campsite—a well-worn bear trail, he says he was told John Smith was fast asleep in his tent near Lake Cowichan last week when he awoke to a strange sight: something heavy and soft pushing in…
August 31, 2022
Article at The Capital
Oh, hi there. You must really care about municipal politics. Want more coverage? Sign up today to be a Capital Daily Insider and help us hire a dedicated municipal reporter to bring more important council stories to light. Thursday night marked the…
August 05, 2022
Article at The Capital
Ñirka has some explaining to do. Ramon Correa’s cat Ñirka was caught twice in his neighbour’s yard while Correa was away on vacation. When he returned, he got a knock on the door: a bylaw officer, who issued him a fine for trespassing. Correa was…
August 03, 2022
Article at The Capital
Little alleges Ranns ‘screamed,’ threw agenda packet, pen, and papers at her. Ranns disagrees. A disagreement over undeveloped land in Metchosin this week escalated to the point where a councillor called the RCMP on the mayor. At a closed-door…
July 23, 2022
Article at The Capital
North Cowichan, Duncan, Ladysmith, and Lake Cowichan to introduce tax in January North Cowichan mayor Al Siebring is “a conservative guy,” he says. “I don’t think taxes solve anything.” But even Siebring has found an exception he can get behind: the…
July 22, 2022
Article at The Capital
District’s belief in its ability to fight climate change better than municipalities ‘misguided,’ Windsor says Central Saanich asked the CRD to be let out of its commitment to a regionally shared climate action service, which provides technical data…
July 18, 2022
Article at The Capital
Tide-pool spelunkers rejoice: lunar cycles are aligning to drag the water to rare lows Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday This week, you can venture below the sea without even getting your feet wet. The tide this morning and tomorrow will drop below…
July 11, 2022
Article at The Capital
Some answers have trickled out over the past week. Many have not. Emileigh Pearson says even though the police cars have left and few signs of the incident remain, she still feels like things haven’t gone back to normal—bullets flying in front of her…
July 07, 2022
Article at The Capital
Report cites Victoria's parks, museums, and restaurants—but urges action on affordability Victoria has been named Canada’s Best Small City in a ranking that breaks down cities, piece by piece, to evaluate them by the numbers. The municipality beat…
July 06, 2022
Article at The Capital
Telus tower has been down for weeks—and one resident’s 9-1-1 calls for a suspected heart attack were dropped Grant Hanes was in transit in the immediate aftermath of the bank robbery in Saanich last Tuesday afternoon, on his phone as the bus…
July 04, 2022
Article at The Capital
22-year-old brothers Isaac and Matthew Auchterlonie posted videos and photos showing reverence for military The Canadian Armed Forces has confirmed that one of the two men who allegedly robbed a Shelbourne bank and engaged in a fatal shootout with…
July 03, 2022
Article at The Capital
22-year-old brothers Isaac and Matthew Auchterlonie posted videos and photos showing reverence for military
July 03, 2022
Article at The Capital
We have an RCMP document related to Fairy Creek that we think is important. No, you can’t see it. A BC Supreme Court judge has permanently prohibited Capital Daily from publishing a leaked document that raises questions about the RCMP’s conduct at…
June 21, 2022
Article at The Capital
This story is a co-production between The Narwhal and VICE World News. Two years after fisheries observers came forward to talk about harassment, intimidation, assault, sexual assault and threats aboard fishing vessels, Fisheries and Oceans Canada…
May 26, 2022
Article at The Narwhal
Kristof will be speaking in Victoria on June 27, part of Capital Daily's speaker series Nicholas Kristof, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and long-time New York Times political commentator, is coming to Victoria on June 27 as part of Capital…
May 26, 2022
Article at The Capital
This feature was made possible by Humber College’s StoryLab, Faculty of Media and Creative Arts, and The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. The boat isn’t much, really: cracked windows, a couple of good engines, and a cabin not quite big enough to…
March 12, 2022
Article at The Narwhal
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