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Anti-racism work in the Burnaby school district has started at the top – in the hearts and minds of its highest ranking administrators.

A 37-year-old Burnaby man faces forgery and identity-theft charges after being caught with a fake paper licence plate on a motorcycle twice in less than two months. The man was first caught while riding a motorcycle in the Brentwood area on Aug. 8.

On a day widely regarded as the founding anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong pro-democracy activists in Vancouver rallied in masks in front of the Chinese consulate. Midnight on Oct.

The University of British Columbia will help select the test used in a new COVID-19 rapid testing study, the Vancouver International Airport and WestJet announced Thursday.

The BC Federation of Students (BCFS) has launched a campaign to encourage young people to vote in the upcoming provincial election.

Health authorities were not ‘fully aligned’ on sharing COVID-19 school exposures, says Henry

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has been ordered to take another look at a complaint by a pharmacy assistant that her supervisors and co-workers in the Vancouver Island Health Authority discriminated against her.

Burnaby’s Vitacore Industries Inc. has become the first Canadian company to receive Health Canada authorization to produce N95-equivalent respirators on home soil.

Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley joined Adera Development at Adera’s Eastlake Campus to celebrate Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification at the high-tech commercial campus.

The 2016 amendments to the Property Transfer Tax Act — commonly referred to as the foreign buyers tax — have negatively impacted ethnic Chinese real estate agents in Burnaby and other parts of Metro Vancouver in terms of percentage of property sales