Sept. 30 marks the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

BC is expecting a surge of hospitalizations this fall, but won’t instate any public health measures

The city’s leaders have struggled to advance broad housing reforms—now, the BC NDP leadership candidate is offering to do it for them

After 68 years, Canada's oldest speedway has closed down

The new Chinatown seafood spot could either be an art gallery or a dive bar—and it happens to be a little bit of both

Demographic details from Capital Daily’s candidate database reveal those running are older and wealthier, on average, than the populations they hope to represent

The judge ruled the board had exceeded its authority in removing the two elected officials

Funding for several placemaking projects have come from the City of Victoria’s My Great Neighbourhood Grant program, which is currently accepting applications