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However, a big concern for many Canadians are potential side effects of a new vaccine

A Vancouver-area doctor has occupied several trees in the area around the Brunette River, which straddles the border between New Westminster and Burnaby. The move, by Dr.

Burnaby-based Mustang Survival and U.S. company MTI Adventurewear are merging in a deal the local company hopes will allow it to “become a key player in the paddlesports market.” Wing Inflatables, Inc.

Another in a long line of retailers is looking to bankruptcy laws to deal with huge financial losses stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. Retailer Boutique Tristan & Iseut Inc. is the latest to seek out creditor protection.

As British Columbia continues reopening, another one of the many services suspended due to COVID-19 will now be resuming operations: drop-off customer recycling at all London Drugs locations.

A collection of parents have started a petition to keep the return to B.C. schools on optional or voluntary basis in September.

Editor: I am very concerned as a parent in Burnaby to send my child to school. As much as I am eager to see my child prosper and enjoy his childhood, I also need to keep my child safe. The reality does not match the demands of the COVID-19 situation.

The retail bloodbath continues in Burnaby as a clothing giant is set to cut ties with its stores in the city. The parent company of Ann Taylor, Loft and Justice says it will close all of its clothing stores in Canada.

Access to and from the Expo Line at Waterfront Station will be closed on Saturday, Aug. 8 and Sunday, Aug. 9 to accelerate maintenance work while there are fewer people on the system.