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'It tortures me:' Parksville mother gives up search for missing daughter

'It tortures me:' Parksville mother gives up search for missing daughter

For the past seven years, Barbara Gilmour has done everything she can to find her daughter Carmel, who disappeared in November 2017
Burnaby woman appointed by UN to oversee humanitarian aid in Eritrea

Burnaby woman appointed by UN to oversee humanitarian aid in Eritrea

Nahla Valji will be the highest-ranking representative for the United Nations' on behalf of its Development System in the east African nation.
I Watched This Game: Canucks give up two-goal lead in overtime loss to Red Wings

I Watched This Game: Canucks give up two-goal lead in overtime loss to Red Wings

Three-point nights for Elias Pettersson and Filip Hronek weren't enough to dispatch the Detroit Red Wings.
Meet the Burnaby athletes heading to the 2024 BC Winter Games

Meet the Burnaby athletes heading to the 2024 BC Winter Games

There are 45 competitors from Burnaby that'll look to land on the Lhtako Quesnel Podium between Feb. 22 and 25.
B.C. bar fined $3,000 for being over customer limit

B.C. bar fined $3,000 for being over customer limit

Inspectors found Vancouver's Shamrock Bar & Grill had more than 70 people on June 17, 2023 despite a capacity of 44 patrons.
Last of 'vulnerable' B.C. co-ops saved despite feds being 'MIA'

Last of 'vulnerable' B.C. co-ops saved despite feds being 'MIA'

Two rare co-ops on private land have been saved from the prospect of redevelopment with a $71-million injection of cash to a non-profit trust entity operated by the Co-operative Housing Federation of BC.
Letter: Where is the love for accessible transit in Metro Vancouver?

Letter: Where is the love for accessible transit in Metro Vancouver?

Users of paratransit, including seniors, and those with physical and cognitive needs must be prioritized for input on the "Access for Everyone" plan, the letter reads.
B.C. woman convicted of COVID assault acquitted on appeal

B.C. woman convicted of COVID assault acquitted on appeal

A judge found the woman assaulted a store employee by coughing in their direction, and assaulted another by pushing her shopping cart into him.
Lake Cowichan residents win $10.5M in assessment reductions after appeals

Lake Cowichan residents win $10.5M in assessment reductions after appeals

Some will receive property-tax refunds of close to $6,000
This is why you'll be seeing red at some Burnaby landmarks on Sunday

This is why you'll be seeing red at some Burnaby landmarks on Sunday

Burnaby City Hall and the BC Parkway will be lit in red.