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Hells Angels gather for B.C. 40th anniversary parties

Hells Angels gather for B.C. 40th anniversary parties

Bikers expected to gather in Hope Friday and begin trip into Metro Vancouver.
Burnaby launches new program sign-up system after outdated software gets the boot

Burnaby launches new program sign-up system after outdated software gets the boot

Burnaby has replaced its 30-year-old program registration software with a new, "more modern" system.
Lower Mainland Green Team calls for litter cleanup volunteers this July

Lower Mainland Green Team calls for litter cleanup volunteers this July

The cleanup will take place at Bonsor recreation complex on Saturday, July 29, for community members interested in making a positive environmental impact.
Leaked report outlines systemic issues within the BC Sheriff Service

Leaked report outlines systemic issues within the BC Sheriff Service

Low and uncompetitive pay was among the reasons listed for recruitment failures.
Need to beat the heat? Burnaby non-profit opens cooling centres

Need to beat the heat? Burnaby non-profit opens cooling centres

With misting stations, free water and snacks and more, these cooling centres have an inclusive, community atmosphere, according to the non-profit's executive director.
RCMP inundated with complaints after duplicate Amber Alert

RCMP inundated with complaints after duplicate Amber Alert

A second, identical Amber Alert went out around 11 p.m. Wednesday. Police say they're looking into it.
Meet the young Canadians spending summer on the frontlines of wildfire fight

Meet the young Canadians spending summer on the frontlines of wildfire fight

When Reese Lange was in kindergarten, she dreamed of joining the police. But it was in high school that she decided on her true calling.
Burnaby RCMP investigate two fatal collisions within 12 hours

Burnaby RCMP investigate two fatal collisions within 12 hours

Emergency crews were called to Canada Way and Kensington Avenue during Wednesday's afternoon rush hour for a single-vehicle collision that left one person dead.
Satellites track loss of old-growth forests B.C. government said it would protect

Satellites track loss of old-growth forests B.C. government said it would protect

A new watchdog satellite tracking map found 2,600 hectares of that forest — almost all big ancient trees — were slated for deferral by the province in 2020, but were logged anyways. The number is expected to grow significantly as more data is vetted.
B.C. welcomes high rollers: A peek into the world of superyacht tourism

B.C. welcomes high rollers: A peek into the world of superyacht tourism

Love or hate them? Multimillion-dollar superyachts are making waves in B.C.