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A new eight-lane tunnel or a 10-lane bridge – these are the dueling visions to fix gridlock at the George Massey crossing of the two parties vying for power in the provincial election.

Council agrees to investigate alleged systemic racism through consultation process

A flaming propane tank that scorched some cedar bushes near a Burnaby house Saturday was among three acts of destruction apparently aimed at the residence that night, according to police. Just before 9:30 p.m.

First it was bicycles that were running out in Burnaby. Now, it’s appliances.

The BCTF is calling for a stronger mask policy, smaller class sizes and hybrid education programs that both work for everyone and reduce the density of in-school students.

On Sunday, I posted a blog about my confrontation with an anti-masked in a Burnaby grocery store lineup. Not only was the man not wearing a mask, but he stood so close to me that I bumped him as I turned my body. You can read more here.

Earlier this week, a fight on a public transit bus in Surrey broke out over a disagreement about a face mask.

COVID-19 hit its first Burnaby school last week. Parents at Alpha Secondary School got notices from the Fraser Health Authority and Alpha principal Tim Wozney last night telling them someone with COVID-19 had been at the school on Sept.

Testing rates among young people have gone up significantly since students returned to class, but positive testing numbers remain very low

Well, Halloween is here soon - we just have to survive the B.C. election first. And while the U.S. election campaign has been scary enough, others will want to add a little more fear into their lives.