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A Capital Daily Insider membership is for anyone who wants to learn about their community, their neighbours, and themselves.
It's for anyone who believes that Greater Victoria is a diverse, fascinating, exciting place, and that learning about this place will help us continue to make it better. Capital Daily is dedicated to producing a daily newsletter and local journalism focused on informing our community, sharing its successes, and demonstrating how it can continue to grow, evolve, and improve.
And it’s only $8.66 per month (on an annual membership).
As a member, you'll play a key role in the continued existence and growth of the Capital Daily. We can't do this without you. But we can do A LOT with you.
Thanks for your support, we hope you’ll join us today.
FAQs
1. Is the Insider membership tax deductible?
Yes! Capital Daily has been approved for the federal digital news subscription tax credit, which gets you 15% back. A Current Insider membership is dropped down to just $7.53 monthly (or just $1.74 per week!).
2. Will I have to renew my membership?
Nope! Your membership will automatically be renewed so you won’t have to worry. We’ll send you a reminder email 7 days in advance of renewal to let you know though.
3. How do I cancel my membership?
Coming Soon: A guide will come here on how to cancel the membership from our new platform.
Until then, If you’re having trouble, please email us at [email protected]. Please note that while you can cancel your annual membership and stop receiving communications, we cannot refund annual memberships once paid.
4. Can I make a one-time contribution instead of becoming a member?
Yes! If you prefer to make a one-time contribution, you can do so here.
5. Have more questions?
Email us at [email protected] or text or call 778-400-6023.
What Our Members Say
Our family loves getting our Capital Daily hits of quality news reporting. You have quickly become our favourite local news source.
Just want to thank you for your outstanding research and reporting, which is by far the best on the Island, and compares favourably with anything done by Canadian media.
Your coverage feels measured and humane. Your news is current and interesting.