Capital Daily

With tensions rising between protestors and loggers, we analyze the policy that could be the answer for all parties involved.

Millennials in Victoria have the lowest homeownership rate across the country. We look at why that is, how it impacts our market, and what it means for the future.

For Good News Friday, we learn about Threshold Housing's program that creates spaces for at-risk youth in Victoria.

RCMP has begun enforcing the injunction at Fairy Creek Blockader's Caycuse location, but media access has been limited. After being rejected access Monday, we went to the blockade on a guided RCMP media tour to find out what's going on.

We analyze how the province has communicated with the public during the vaccine roll-out. We also speak to a public policy expert about how governments should communicate with the public about vaccines.

As the famous property on a small island near Nanaimo hits the market, we discover the story of the infamous cult that once owned it.

For Municipal Monday, Mayor Lisa Helps joins us to discuss the consultations on the new proposed boundary changes for Victoria neighbourhoods.

A local environmental podcast has gained international attention for their limited series “The Scales of Change”. We talk to them about the project and how they earned one of the internet’s highest honours.

We learn about the up and coming industry of seaweed. We’ll explore the positive environmental impacts it can have, and a local company that has already begun growing and cultivating on the Island.

We break down everything that has happened since the injunction was granted to the Teal Jones Group, including an appeal, charges laid, and an aggressive confrontation by loggers. We also speak with a council member of the Huu-ay-aht First Nation about the events and their relationships with all the involved parties.