Capital Daily

A marmot on the loose in downtown Victoria suspected of being a stowaway, the Ministry of Transportation set to evict a small Saanich encampment and a Victoria Police officer suspended and put under criminal investigation

Nearly 300 non-COVID excess deaths reported in BC between March and April, the latest science on how to keep virus-free in a reopening world and the cause of a helicopter crash that killed a Nanaimo officer in April released.

Find out why the City of Victoria paid more than two and a half times the 2016 price of a downtown property, BC’s killer whales thriving during the pandemic and a novice driver in a sports car set to face a series of traffic infractions after crashing into a tree.

Canadians’ trust in businesses at an all-time low, the Victoria City Council set to vote on establishing a non-police crisis response service and a petition to reinstate an Okanagan teacher suspended for an unsafe chemistry experiment gains close to 1000 signatures.

Police recommend a murder charge against Steven Bacon for the 2017 death of Makayla Chang, a First Nations chief councillor calls for the the William Head Institution to be returned to them and repurposed and salmon recovery and habitat restoration set to receive a boost in funding.

We learn more about our exclusive feature into the circumstances that placed James Busch and Zachary Armitage at the William Head Institution and the horrific crime that followed their escape from the facility, four bear cubs found skinned on the side of the road near Campbell River and the BC Greens leadership race set to resume.

BC Hydro survey, healing walks held across the country to honour Chantel Moore and Americans finding ways to sneak into Canada.

Both Vancouver Island and BC record their deadliest ever month on record for overdoses, Victoria’s Police Chief rebuffs calls for defunding of the police and new restrictions around entry into First Nations territory on the island.

Fears the worst recession in nearly a century is set to hit the global economy, Island Health pleads for the public to stop harassing their staff after false allegations racist remarks posted online were from one of their employees and a major American company's presence in Canada set to fall by 15%.

First Nations not yet consulted on the death of a Victoria woman in New Brunswick, a new hybrid-electric ferry hits the water and BC’s top doctor urges islanders not to become complacent around COVID-19.