Capital Daily

The Nanaimo and Comox Valley Seniors Villages end their eight months of administration, new research around white-haired Spirit bears reveals some interesting results and a UVic student and musician wins a top of her class award after being bed ridden for a month with COVID-19

We speak with Capital reporter Anna J James about her recent story looking into an alleged sex trafficking ring in Victoria, a Nanaimo-area wildfire continues to burn, threatening Vancouver Island marmots and a woman arrested after a string of unusual driving behaviours

A former military member sentenced to 18 months for child pornography, a Washington wildfire to blame for smoky skies over Victoria and we chat with Pacific FC CEO Rob Friend about the return of the Canadian Premier League.

We speak with Capital reporter Anna J James about her recent experiences in the COVID ravaged US, Victoria granted an injunction to evict campers from parts of Beacon Hill and find out how the Canucks did in their first NHL match since March

The children of a Sooke RCMP officer who blew the whistle on sexual misconduct to receive their share of her payout, Victoria parks staff exercise a provision in their contract and refuse to operate in Beacon Hill park and we speak to local podcaster Liv Albert about her unique Greek and Roman mythology show.

We chat to Capital reporter Tori Marlan about her damning story on Canadian care home residents being sedated with potentially deadly drugs, Premier John Horgan tells people being harassed for having US plates to change them or change their transport and a dramatic rescue of a 6-year-old girl off the coast of Nainamo.

A Langford football star dies after a drowning tragedy, a man charged with the murder of his Port Alberni girlfriend and the Premier hints at a possible early election.

We learn more about the time Canada almost went to war with the United States over a pig, a Victoria runner to run 10 marathons in 10 days to raise money for the Victoria Hospitals Foundation and the Whitecaps stun Chicago to qualify for the next round of the MLS Is Back tournament in Florida.

The family of a military member being held in Royal Jubilee alleges he received racist treatment, A woman dies after drowning in Matheson Lake and new pandemic rules at restaurants, bars and nightclubs in BC

Fire crews respond to a wildfire in Mill Hill Regional Park, owners of a downtown Victoria restaurant slam a hoax “anti-lockdown” event advertised at the venue and BC’s state of emergency extended yet again.