A University of Victoria research project has resulted in an ongoing choir for people living with dementia after seeing the positive impacts on the participants. For Good News Friday, we speak with Voices in Motion’s lead researcher and founder, Dr. Debra Sheets to learn more about the project.

Langford's Pacific FC have brought a championship win to the Island, and players are now at the forefront of bringing a union to professional soccer across the country. We dig into the story of a grassroots players’ union movement, its discussions with the Canadian Premier League, and how it began right here.

The results from the city's 2022 budget priorities survey show a vast divide between Victoria's young and old, and renters and homeowners. Today, we look at how that information could be used in the fast-approaching election.

The U.S Navy "growler" jets take off multiple times a day just south and east of Victoria, and their intense sound is impacting residents and wildlife. Today, reporter Jolene Rudisuela takes us through Capital Daily's investigation into the noise and its impacts.

After the death of a 16-year-old pedestrian, Saanich transit activists are calling on faster action on the district's transportation plan. For Municipal Monday, activist Philip Marciniak and Councillor Zac de Vries join to discuss.

Coast Salish artist Maynard Johnny Jr. has had his artwork selected to be featured on a new Salish-class ferry that will travel between the Gulf Islands. The work will be the largest physical piece of his career. For Good News Friday, Good News Letter Editor Emily Fagan joins to share that story.

In a hollowed-out book on an unassuming shelf, a secret zine library within a library was discovered. Today, we solve the mystery of who started it, why, and discover the fascinating sub-culture that is zines.

The final public hearing for the controversial Telus Ocean high-rise development proposed for Downtown Victoria happens Thursday. We hear from Aryze development lead Luke Mari and former longtime city councillor Pam Madoff about the planned 12-storey tower, what it represents for the city’s future, and what concerns linger.

We speak to a policy expert about exclusion in single-family zoning, following up on a blog post from Mayor Lisa Helps about the racist roots of single-family home zoning.

The municipality of Oak Bay is one of the country’s richest, but they have an infrastructure problem. The municipality’s deficit is holding up important upgrades. For Municipal Monday, Oak Bay Local Reporter Ryan Hook joins to explain what’s going on.