Capital Daily

In March, we published a story about the debate between a developer and local group over a proposal for 902 Foul Bay. After working with the city, the developer has released their revised proposal.

We get the details about the pilot project in partnership with the Canadian Mental Health Association coming to the city of Victoria. We also speak to a consultant from a similar program that has spanned decades in Eugene, Oregon.

BC Ferries is experiencing a labour shortage that has now resulted in the cancellation of scheduled departures. Today we learn more about the shortage that is impacting companies worldwide, and what the future holds for the struggling industry.

Oak Bay has released the results from public consultation on secondary suites in the municipality. Mayor Kevin Murdoch joins to share those results and tell us what happens next.

Good News Letter Editor joins to share the story of a Victoria family that turned their personal savings into a charity to help anyone in need.

As we enter the next phase of the pandemic, a new conversation around the ethics of vaccines and restrictions emerges. Should the vaccinated population have to abide by restrictions to protect those who choose not to protect themselves? We have that conversation with an expert in ethics.

We spend an afternoon at Kwench Work and Culture Club to have a conversation about the future of work as the pandemic continues to shift the needs and expectations of businesses and employees. We'll also discuss what employees should expect from their employers if they don't return to traditional offices.

The blockades set up in and around Fairy Creek have officially been active for a year. Yesterday’s anniversary began with a morning RCMP raid at the camp headquarters and ended with speakers and live music in front of the BC Legislature. We look back on the year that was with the 17-year-old teenager from Washington that brought attention to Fairy Creek last summer.

A new pilot project coming in September will allow for water transportation between the Gulf Islands. We speak to Peter Luckham, Chair of the Islands Trust Council to learn more about it.

The skateboarding world continues to grow into a more inclusive and diverse space. In Victoria, the group "Vancouver Island Queer Skate" is at the forefront of the movement.