Capital Daily

We chat with Capital Daily numbers guru Leo Spalteholz about why unemployment numbers in Victoria aren’t as bad as they seem, Oak Bay deploys a 60-day protection against demolition of a historic home and find out if the Canucks were able to maintain their series lead against the Blues.

We chat with three-time Paralympic swimmer and Rio gold medalist Katarina Roxon about the new Team Canada uniforms for the Tokyo Olympics that have been turning some heads, a manslaughter charge for a Victoria man after the fatal stabbing of an OD prevention worker and a shoplifting incident in Langford leads police to a national smuggling ring.

We chat with UVic researcher Harley Gordon about whether or not it is safe to send kids back to school next month in the midst of the current pandemic, one man in custody after an all-day standoff in Victoria and we bring you the latest on a missing python that has kept a section of the city on their toes.

We chat with Victoria HarbourCats head coach Todd Haney about his recent contract extension as well as his goal of bringing a WCL championship to Victoria, a blockade continues pushing back against Port Renfrew old-growth logging and BC parents divided on back to school plans.

BC adds over 70,000 jobs in July, an island mayor calls for the euthanization of a sheep killing bear and we continue our chat with Ghost Story Guys podcast co-host Brennan Storr about his hugely successful show.

We continue our chat with award winning journalist Terry Glavin about his recent article on an unknown part of BC history, the owner of a mysterious dog found on the weekend near Tofino is located and a UVic professor calls for an island industry to switch focus into making PPE.

We speak with award winning journalist Terry Glavin about his recent article on an unknown part of BC history, the City of Victoria votes to go forward with its plan to delay capital projects and Victoria hotel workers to begin a hunger strike

We chat with UVic researcher Harley Gordon about just how COVID-19 began, the Premier condemns customers who berated Langford restaurant staff and a 5 foot snake on the loose in Victoria

We chat with Capital reporter Anna J James about Victoria’s bike theft underground, a report shows that downtown Victoria tourism businesses have suffered a 95% revenue drop and a pedestrian struck by a flying hot dog in Saanich

A poll reveals that 1 in 4 British Columbians consider themselves from BC first and Canada second, the City of Victoria expecting a deficit of between $12.5 and $17.5 million and we chat with co-host of the Ghost Story Guys podcast Brennan Storr about how his show has become so successful