Capital Daily

A popular Cobble Hill swimming spot closed off to the public on threat of fine by the police patrolling the perimeter, BC places new limits on vaping intended to reduce youth use and a poll reports 83% support for universal public seniors care.

A Gabriola Island man becomes the first North American to circumnavigate the world without electronic tools, a firefighter dies near Port Alberni and an Air Canada flight from Vancouver to Victoria confirmed to have a COVID-19 case.

BC sets a new record number of overdose deaths for the second consecutive month, Victoria 1-bedroom units listed the 4th most expensive in Canada and we catch up with the editor of The Capital Tristin Hopper to learn more about just why US plated vehicles are still driving around the island

The Cannabis Buyers Club in Victoria raided for the second time in 12 months, the new Nanaimo West Coast League team unveiled and we speak to researcher Harley Gordon about just how COVID-19 will end.

A motion calling on the Victoria and Esquimalt Police Board to ban street checks and carding to be presented at Thursday's council meeting, a $12.5-billion budget deficit predicted for BC and An Invasive Green Crab increasingly showing up in west coast waters.

A suspicious fire at the Nanaimo Bastion, we speak to BC Lions running back Wayne Moore about his unique non-football related hobby keeping his mind ready as he waits for football to return, and Quebec to introduce mandatory face masks for certain occasions.

A caravan involved in a fatal Malahat crash in 2018 found to be travelling 40km/h over the speed limit, a former construction company owner sentenced to 9 months for sexually assaulting an employee and the Victoria City Council set to vote on continuing free bus passes for all residents under 18.

A potential new use for the Oak Bay Lodge, Raging Grannies call for the end to public funding of for-profit senior care homes and we chat to UBC researcher Elizabeth Blundon about her findings on whether or not unresponsive people who are dying can still hear you.

A police vehicle collides with an SUV downtown after running a red light, a female RCMP officer fined and restricted by the conduct board for sexually harassing a fellow officer and Capital Daily reporter Anna J James talks more about the issues surrounding mental health emergencies in Victoria.

Police investigate a sudden death in Victoria, the Oak Bay council objects to Victoria bike lane planning process and the search for a Strathcona Park hiker is called off.