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In 1988, SFU's security director suggested the case could be linked to occult activity on the Burnaby Mountain campus, but police said that was 'very unlikely.'

Metro Vancouver says three staff have been dismissed for their role in the Oct. 1 sudden release of water from the Cleveland Dam that left a North Vancouver father and son dead.

A new study is questioning one of the central rationales for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project — that it would allow Canada to fetch a fair price for its oil.

A surge in COVID-19 cases over the past week has seen new information coming at Fraser Health residents at a rapid pace. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry issued a public health order on Monday, Oct.

A general shutdown of schools in British Columbia isn’t on the horizon in the face of rising COVID-19 case numbers and a crackdown on social gatherings . Provincial health officer Dr.

The South Burnaby Royal Canadian Legion will be collecting donations in exchange for poppies as early as this weekend as it adjusts to COVID-19 protocols. Members will operated a kiosk at Metrotown on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, from noon until 6 p.m.

The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) is urging all ghouls and goblins to keep safe this Halloween by following some basic COVID-19 safety tips when celebrating.

The City of Burnaby is seeking grant funding from senior governments as it prepares to spend nearly $20.5 million on construction of the Highway 1 pedestrian overpass. City council recently authorized staff to pull $20.

'It reminds us that the virus can’t tell the difference, and even a small gathering when this virus is circulating can be dangerous,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry.

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Inc. is drumming up a sizeable sale for itself. The Burnaby-based company, best known for facilitating sales of heavy equipment and trucks through live auctions and online bidding, is set to acquire U.S.