Capital Daily

Victoria, Canada

Capital Daily is a news publication based in Canada that focuses on local news and investigative reporting. It aims to provide in-depth coverage of issues affecting the community, uncovering stories that matter to residents.

CCI Score

57.85

-0.03% April 18

Latest Event

Coverage of Censorship and Free Expression

Capital Daily published an investigative report on rising censorship and book bans affecting LGBTQ+ themed children’s literature. The report highlights the use of censorship against works showcasing diverse narratives, and underscores the role of independent media in defending free expression against authoritarian pressures.

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Capital Daily is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

FEB

21

2025

Coverage of Censorship and Free Expression
49.23

Capital Daily published an investigative report on rising censorship and book bans affecting LGBTQ+ themed children’s literature. The report highlights the use of censorship against works showcasing diverse narratives, and underscores the role of independent media in defending free expression against authoritarian pressures.
+50

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

Capital Daily’s decision to publish a detailed report on censorship reflects a commitment to protecting free expression and supporting marginalized voices. By shedding light on attempts to ban books with LGBTQ+ content and critiquing authoritarian censorship, the publication plays a key role in resisting fascist narratives and promoting democratic discourse.

Victoria children's book publisher says censorship is on the rise
JAN

18

2023

Capital Daily Defies RCMP Censorship Order
71.86

Capital Daily challenged a publication ban imposed by a BC Supreme Court judge on leaked documents related to RCMP conduct, arguing that press freedom is essential for public accountability and transparency.
+90

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

Capital Daily’s decision to fight a court-imposed publication ban represents a robust defense of press freedom and a resistance to authoritarian practices. By challenging censorship that interferes with the public’s right to know, the publication demonstrates a clear commitment to transparency and accountability, aligning with anti-fascist principles.

How the RCMP convinced a court to censor Capital Daily
JUN

01

2022

Investigative Reporting on Labour Shortage and Worker Rights
52.46

Capital Daily published an investigative report detailing how Victoria restaurants are adapting to a persistent labour shortage by improving wages and working conditions, thereby highlighting broader systemic labor issues and the empowerment of workers.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 31

By covering how restaurants are addressing labor shortages through better wages and working conditions, Capital Daily contributes to public awareness of workers' rights and holds employers accountable. This transparency supports democratic engagement and anti-authoritarian values, which is in line with progressive, anti-fascist principles.

Behind the counter: how some Victoria restaurants are beating the labour shortage
+70

Media Influence and Propaganda

March 31

Capital Daily’s detailed reporting on evolving labor practices not only informs the public but also challenges existing power structures by exposing inequities within the service industry. This media approach reinforces accountability and amplifies marginalized voices, echoing anti-fascist and progressive values.

Behind the counter: how some Victoria restaurants are beating the labour shortage