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British Columbia's Education Ministry says children will be returning to classrooms two days later than originally planned as part of a gradual restart to schooling.

Property owners in Burnaby’s “urban villages” may soon be able to build rental housing above shops without needing to go through the lengthy rezoning process.

Over 16 kilograms of suspected cocaine, worth over an estimated $800,000, has been seized from a commercial vessel in B.C.

Horseshoe Bay businesses buzzing

Singer-songwriter vanished from social media after three 2018 convictions

Students are unlikely to be heading back to school on Sept. 8, despite what was previously announced by the B.C. government.

The Burnaby RCMP is asking the public to take steps to avoid becoming a victim of mail theft. Whether you live in a single dwelling home or in an apartment complex, there is always a risk of having your mail stolen.

When I wrote about the “screaming Christian” and how his loud religious statements had raised the ire of residents near Burnaby’s Metrotown SkyTrain station ( you can read the original column here ), plenty of people wrote in with their thoughts.

A loophole that may have allowed some air passengers to avoid wearing a face covering during their flight has been closed, after Transport Canada updated a COVID-19 travel order.

A winner on the BC/49 draw had to look over his shoulder when he checked his $75,000 winning ticket at a kiosk.