# Capital Daily

> Local news, events, business, food, people. A daily newsletter that keeps Victoria connected. ISSN 2819-0297

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## Posts
- [June 12 - BC drug deaths trending downward](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-12-bc-drug-deaths-trending-downward): Weekly roundup. The push for a Westshore arts centre.
- [July 10 - Malahat closes after big rig hits hydro pole](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-10-malahat-closes-after-big-rig-hits-hydro-pole): Police warn they're ticketing e-bikers
- [July 9 - Local charities get $6M funding boost](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-9-local-charities-get-6m-funding-boost): Let the bells ring out. 
- [July 8 - Dog attack in Central Saanich](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-8-dog-attack-in-central-saanich): Killer summer so far for orca spotting
- [July 7 - Vandalism in PKOLS Park](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-7-vandalism-in-pkols-park): 2 charged in Dallas Road attack. 
- [July 5 - Curious theft from a downtown church](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-5-curious-theft-from-a-downtown-church): 2 arrested after violence on Dallas. Weekly roundup
- [July 3 - BC nurses begin job action](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-3-bc-nurses-begin-job-action): Blue Jays' connection scores $50K for Lambrick ball 
- [July 2 - VicPD pursue human trafficking case ](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/july-2-vicpd-pursue-human-trafficking-case): UVic teaching AI ID skills  
- [June 30 - Escaped William Head inmate found dead](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-30-escaped-william-head-inmate-found-dead): Big Brothers Big Sisters face funding woes. BC nurses union issues 72-hour strike notice.
- [June 28 - Five years since deadly heat dome](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-28-five-years-since-deadly-heat-dome): Weekly roundup. Island marmots released.
- [June 26 - Victoria gets new hub targeting property crimes](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-26-victoria-gets-new-hub-targeting-property-crimes): Alcohol linked to pancreatic cancer, says UVic study. 
- [June 25 - E-bike share program coming to Victoria](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-25-e-bike-share-program-coming-to-victoria): BC Transit opens new training centre in Victoria. BC's new police accountability unit for Indigenous people. 
- [June 24 - Plans for another downtown hotel](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-24-plans-for-another-downtown-hotel): Langford lands a temple. The Bay Centre is sold. 
- [June 23 - Attack on Victoria Muslim leader condemned](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-23-attack-on-victoria-muslim-leader-condemned): Ross Bay Pub announces permanent closure. Victoria-Saanich amalgamation unlikely to be on ballots this fall.
- [June 21 - Property sales slow in May](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-21-property-sales-slow-in-may): Weekly roundup. BC nurses say no to tentative deal
- [June 19 - Vic scribe helps rock star write his book ](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-19-vic-scribe-helps-rock-star-write-his-book): CRD looks to borrow $35M for wastewater upgrades. Elder abuse on the rise.
- [June 18 - Water damage drowns plans for Victoria pool replacement](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-18-water-damage-drowns-plans-for-victoria-pool-replacement): North Saanich must make changes to build more housing.
- [June 17 - Chamber blames province for event evaporation](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-17-chamber-blames-province-for-event-evaporation): Indigenous Peoples Day listings
- [June 16 - Fire at historic Chinatown temple](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-16-fire-at-historic-chinatown-temple): Climate change quietly killed our kelp forests. Commercial trucker arrested for driving the wrong way on the TCH.
- [June 14 - 25 Islanders killed by toxic drugs in April](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-14-25-islanders-killed-by-toxic-drugs-in-april): Weekly roundup. Victoria allowed to restrict camping in public spaces, says BC Supreme Court.
- [June 12 - Canada Post delivers bad news](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-12-canada-post-delivers-bad-news): Colwood workers vote for strike mandate
- [June 11 - Goodbye Rifflandia](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-11-goodbye-rifflandia): Parking is the top reason Victorians won't visit downtown. Stew Young eyes return to Langford mayoral office.
- [June 10 - Arts community looking for a new home](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-10-arts-community-looking-for-a-new-home): Local activist pleads guilty to child sex crimes. Habitat for Humanity to build in Langford. 
- [June 9 - Heritage hotel in the works](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-9-heritage-hotel-in-the-works): Researchers are looking to robotics to preserve Island Indigenous art forms.
- [June 7 - Fire destroys Central Saanich-area eatery](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-7-fire-destroys-central-saanich-area-eatery): Weekly roundup, Empress agreement
- [June 5 - Wanted Victorian reportedly arrested in Eastern Europe](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-5-wanted-victorian-reportedly-arrested-in-eastern-europe): More dead whales in BC waters
- [June 4 - El Niño could bring a warm Island winter](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-4-el-ni-o-could-bring-a-warm-island-winter): Rodent infestations in SD63 schools. Empress workers vote to strike.
- [June 3 - Tuning up Hermann's Jazz Club](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-3-tuning-up-hermann-s-jazz-club): A fare move by BC Ferries 
- [June 2 - Batter up!](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/june-2-batter-up): New Westshore child-care and youth-wellness centre. Camosun's first housing project breaks ground.
- [May 31 - June events in Greater Victoria](https://newsletter.capitaldaily.ca/p/may-31-june-events-in-greater-victoria): Weekly roundup. Preserving Indigenous carving techniques with robotics.