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Is safer supply safe? Critics say it hooks new users; others argue it saves lives

Is safer supply safe? Critics say it hooks new users; others argue it saves lives

The controversy around giving drug users prescribed alternative drugs like hydromorphone amped up when a B.C. Coroners Service death review panel recommended opening the program up to those without prescriptions.
Les Leyne: An appointed premier readies for his first election

Les Leyne: An appointed premier readies for his first election

After a year as an appointed premier, B.C. Premier David Eby won a 93 per cent approval rating from NDP delegates on Saturday. Now he has 11 months — at most — to prepare for an election.
Construction, sales consulting firms named 2023 Burnaby businesses of the year

Construction, sales consulting firms named 2023 Burnaby businesses of the year

ETRO Construction and Belmar Consulting were among nine companies honoured this week by the Burnaby Board of Trade.
Letter: Burnaby businesses opposing bus lane will 'roll back decades of progress'

Letter: Burnaby businesses opposing bus lane will 'roll back decades of progress'

This letter writer says Burnaby Heights businesses don't own the public roads in front of their shops and urges council to approve the Purple Line bus lane along Hastings Street.
BBB: Nab the best Black Friday, Cyber Monday deals with five quick tips

BBB: Nab the best Black Friday, Cyber Monday deals with five quick tips

Price check, watch out for false advertising and double check the return policies, business experts advise.
Bail denied man who allegedly brandished knife at officer in Burnaby

Bail denied man who allegedly brandished knife at officer in Burnaby

Kyle Evan Grant, 38, has been released on bail twice since a violent confrontation with Transit Police at the Sperling-Burnaby Lake SkyTrain station in April. A judge declined to release him a third time after new charges this month.
Photo of all-women Saanich police shift sends 'inspiring message,' says chief

Photo of all-women Saanich police shift sends 'inspiring message,' says chief

Chief Dean Duthie says the department, which currently has just under 30 per cent women officers, hopes to reach 50 per cent
Opinion: Canadian cities continue to over-invest in policing

Opinion: Canadian cities continue to over-invest in policing

Despite public calls to defund the police in 2020, the budgets of Canadian police forces have continued to rise.
Crown closes case against man accused of murdering Burnaby girl

Crown closes case against man accused of murdering Burnaby girl

The Crown wrapped up its case against Ibrahim Ali Friday afternoon. Ali's lawyers have not yet disclosed whether they will present evidence or call witnesses.
B.C. homestay owner alleges partner defrauded business of $400,000

B.C. homestay owner alleges partner defrauded business of $400,000

One Vancouver Central Homestay owner alleges the other, a paralegal, has admitted to a gambling addiction.