Victoria’s 19-kilometre pressurized sewage sludge pipeline is designed not to rupture, but that doesn’t mean it’s not impossible

Four years after a community declared war on deer, the deer are winning

Victoria in 1899 was no stranger to killing, but this was a new and horrifying kind of murder

As Canada goes to the polls today, The Capital revisits what still stands as the weirdest federal election result Victoria has ever delivered

It’s a Jacob’s Ladder of sail, rowboats, bicycles and electric cars, but the offer stands

Sanctioned colonies of feral cats are all over Greater Victoria, and the effect on songbirds has been disastrous

A coalition of Vancouver Island First Nations are in court to prove that they were once the undisputed rulers of much more than the Cowichan Valley

B.C. Ferries’ already historically high fares were just approved for another increase