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A man pulled from a two-alarm apartment fire in North Burnaby yesterday has died. Crews were called to an older, three-storey lowrise at 281 Holdom Ave. at 3:35 p.m., according to assistant fire Chief Dave Younger.

B.C.’s election day is on Saturday, but half the ballots may have been cast already. Nearly 800,000 ballots had been received by Elections B.C. as of late Monday through in-person voting at advance polls and mail-in votes.

*This story has been updated. Burnaby firefighters made a dramatic rescue Tuesday afternoon after finding a man not breathing in a smoky apartment. The man, however, did not survive. At 3:30 p.m.

In an interview with the Tri-City News during a tour of Hoy Creek hatchery, the BC NDP Leader answered simmering questions surrounding a riding set to be one of the closest races in the Oct. 24 provincial election.

Burnaby RCMP released a virtual collage of images this week showing suspects allegedly linked to a variety of local crimes since the summer. A video, taken by a passerby at about 2:30 a.m. on Sept.

The head of TransLink is planning to make a departure from the regional transit authority in early in 2021. Kevin Desmond, who joined TransLink as CEO in March 2016, says he will be returning to the U.S. in February to pursue other job opportunities.

The City of Burnaby is working with the Liberal party to secure some of the modular housing announced by the federal government, Mayor Mike Hurley said.

Police transition critic Ivan Scott confronts Doug McCallum

The sanitizers either contain ingredients that are not permitted by Health Canada or are not properly labelled.

"The World Needs More Nerds," says Vancouver's Science World , and the attraction is now helping you dress the part.