Capital Daily

We chat with journalist Brishti Basu about her Capital Daily article detailing the lack of take-home fentanyl tests on Vancouver Island, and how this is affecting the overdose crisis in the local community.

We chat with the President and CEO of Maximum Express Courier, Freight and Logistics and the President and CEO of Max Furniture Al Hasham about his amazing business career and how it has impacted Victoria, as well as his incredible story of how he got to where he is today.

We chat with Capital Daily reporter Anna J James about her recent article on 64-year-old ‘lifer’ Richard Higgins and her time spent with him over the last year learning about his struggles in navigating Victoria’s challenging housing market.

We learn more about the recent history making signing of a MOU between the Canadian Olympic Committee and the IOAPA from IOAPA President Richard Coo and country coordinator for Canada Katrina Galas and why using the ideals behind the Olympic movement can be used effectively in educating people of all ages.

We chat with the 2020 recipients of the UVic Provost awards Katie Martens and Samuel Seshardi about balancing their studies with their training and just why both the academic and physical aspects of their studies compliment each other so well.

We chat with South China Morning Post Vancouver correspondent Ian Young about his incredible career to date and why there is such a demand for BC news in Hong Kong.

We chat with co-founder and creative director of Victoria based fossil restoration gallery and museum Dino Lab Carly Burbank about travelling the world to find unique specimens for display and just why dinosaurs bring such a high level of fascination in people of all ages.

We chat with one of BC’s favourite blues artists Shawn Hall about his latest supergroup project and what drew him to moving to Vancouver Island.

We chat with two-time Grey Cup winning BC Lions fullback Sean Millington about the iconic 2000 Grey Cup win by the Lions on the game’s 20th anniversary.

We chat with professional sports fan Cameron Hughes about how attending a hockey game 26 years ago changed his life and discussing who is a better dancer between Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.