Capital Daily

Counting the cost of COVID-19 against other global disasters, face masks in BC get close to outnumbering people in the province and a virtual yearbook removed from a school after a series of racist and sexually violent messages

A Nanaimo man saved after a seven hour rescue, thousands gather for a Black Lives Matter rally in Victoria and a video guide showcases a new Victoria development.

A BC woman shot and killed by New Brunswick police, vehicle traffic banned from a city block in Victoria and no active cases of COVID-19 on Vancouver Island.

$30 million spent in the last month to help house the homeless, a man attacks a drive-thru window for lack of mustard on a burger and two more bear sightings in Victoria.

Two people dead after a Monday afternoon incident on Salt Spring Island, racist insults hurled at first nation members and the number of active COVID-19 cases the lowest in BC since the beginning of the emergency.

Concerns over ecological and indigenous cultural sites in Victoria, an island school principal in mourning after his brother and cousin are gunned down in the US and protests against racism encouraged in BC but with some recommendations.

The University of Victoria working on a low cost COVID-19 test, the 2020 cruise season sinks before it begins and the return of an unwanted pest in BC.

Vic Theatre set to open again but with a twist, a kayaker rescues a bird after a savage attack and one couple goes to new heights to get married.

BC enters its longest provincial state of emergency in history, overdose deaths continue to well outpace COVID-19 fatalities in the province and a sporting legend from Victoria set to enter the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame.

A breath of fresh air, literally, for all of BC, gyms set to open again but under heavy restrictions and what the returned plan of the NHL means for British Columbia.