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27-year-old man in custody on seven break-ins in Burnaby, Surrey

27-year-old man in custody on seven break-ins in Burnaby, Surrey

Gia Duong, 27, has been charged in connection with multiple break-ins in Burnaby and Surrey between Oct. 28 and Nov. 9.
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Social housing wait-list grows 27 per cent in Metro Vancouver

Social housing wait-list grows 27 per cent in Metro Vancouver

Homelessness is up 33 per cent since 2020 and 122 per cent since 2005, even as more supportive housing is being built. 
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YVR warns of increased traffic near the airport on Boxing Day

YVR warns of increased traffic near the airport on Boxing Day

Shoppers and travellers may want to take public transport in case of traffic jams.
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Port Moody church asks for food, cash for returning SFU students

Port Moody church asks for food, cash for returning SFU students

The Inlet United Church in Port Moody is calling for contributions of non-perishable food and cash to be dropped off before Sunday, Dec. 31, as part of its Advent Project.
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BCCDC alerts parents to high cases of severe Strep A infections

BCCDC alerts parents to high cases of severe Strep A infections

Children are particularly vulnerable to invasive group A streptococcal, says the BC Centre for Disease Control
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Canadian death toll in cantaloupe salmonella outbreak rises to seven

Canadian death toll in cantaloupe salmonella outbreak rises to seven

The Public Health Agency of Canada says if people have fresh or frozen cantaloupe at home and they are unsure what brand the fruit is, they should throw it out and wash their hands.  
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B.C. child sex offender who fled halfway house may plead guilty

B.C. child sex offender who fled halfway house may plead guilty

“I don’t want to push Mr. Hopley to say he’s pleading guilty,” Judge Nancy Adams said.
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Salmon can now swim on their own at this creek thanks to major strides by Burnaby’s BCIT

Salmon can now swim on their own at this creek thanks to major strides by Burnaby’s BCIT

Good news for salmon running through Burnaby and a message of hope at the end of the year
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B.C. tribunal says it has no role to police strata garden waste in trash bin

B.C. tribunal says it has no role to police strata garden waste in trash bin

The man who brought the complaint no longer owns a unit in the strata.
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Letter: Burnaby too quick to adopt 'undemocratic' cancellation of hearings

Letter: Burnaby too quick to adopt 'undemocratic' cancellation of hearings

A Burnaby resident believes council did not have to scrap public engagement on rezonings.
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