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Pickup enters Burnaby construction site, collides with concrete block

Pickup enters Burnaby construction site, collides with concrete block

Burnaby RCMP is looking for witnesses and dashcam video of a Toyota Tacoma that entered a Brentwood construction site and knocked a concrete block into another vehicle.
Boom! Metro Vancouver forecast includes risk of thunderstorms

Boom! Metro Vancouver forecast includes risk of thunderstorms

Thunderstruck!
Burnaby stuck with $11M in RCMP retro pay negotiated by feds

Burnaby stuck with $11M in RCMP retro pay negotiated by feds

The City of Burnaby got a $11M bill in March for retroactive police salary increases negotiated by the federal government and the RCMP union in an agreement signed two years ago.
'My son thought I was pranking everyone': Metro Vancouver woman celebrates 'significant' lotto win

'My son thought I was pranking everyone': Metro Vancouver woman celebrates 'significant' lotto win

"I sent it to my family members and said, ‘Do you see what I see?’"
BC Dumpling Fest gets $30K more for second annual feast in Coquitlam

BC Dumpling Fest gets $30K more for second annual feast in Coquitlam

The 2023 BC Dumpling Festival is on Aug. 12 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Town Centre Park in Coquitlam.
Subject of disinformation campaign skeptical about chance of foreign interference inquiry

Subject of disinformation campaign skeptical about chance of foreign interference inquiry

Kenny Chiu, the Steveston-Richmond East MP from 2019 to 2021, isn't expecting Ottawa will hold a public inquiry on the issue
Employer-employee disconnect frustrates job market conditions, survey finds

Employer-employee disconnect frustrates job market conditions, survey finds

The Addressing the Labour Market Gap survey collected responses from employers and employees in B.C.
How population growth is affecting everything from jobs to housing in the economy

How population growth is affecting everything from jobs to housing in the economy

"Employment levels are going to be increasing a lot, just because we're adding a lot of people to the population," said University of Waterloo economics professor Mikal Skuterud
Burnaby wants to add 3,000 rentals by 2025. It's losing them instead

Burnaby wants to add 3,000 rentals by 2025. It's losing them instead

While the mayor defends his record on housing, the city's perpetual development approvals haven't translated to more purpose-built rentals.
Canada Post stamp honours First Nations leader George Manuel

Canada Post stamp honours First Nations leader George Manuel

Manuel’s work on Indigenous rights recalled at unveiling in North Vancouver