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Explosive detonated by Vancouver police in Squint Lake Park by the Burnaby Mountain Golf Course.

The BC Teachers Federation was quick to criticize the Ministry of Education’s plan to have students return full-time to classrooms in September. Schools are scheduled to re-open on Sept.

A Burnaby man who allegedly made nearly $40,000 in commissions but eventually lost nearly all of his investors’ money is being accused of trading and advising in securities without being registered to do so.

Government impostor scams have become more diverse and sophisticated, according to the Better Business Bureau (BBB), with scammers using “fear and intimidation” tactics to get victims to turn over personal information or money.

Shattered glass rained down onto a busy street from the 29th storey of a Burnaby highrise Monday night. Police and firefighters were called to 4485 Skyline Dr., in Brentwood’s Solo District, just before 9 p.m., according to Burnaby RCMP.

Two youths among a group of five taken into custody.

What happens when our winter flu season meets the COVID-19 pandemic? Health officials in Canada are hoping they don’t have to find out. Provincial and territorial governments, including B.C.

A pair of proposed pot shops will progress to a public probing next month, potentially paving the way for the premiere of permitted pot in Burnaby. By the time of the public hearing, on Tuesday, Aug.

More information on fall school session to be announced today

A bear that bit a 10-year-old girl isn’t the only case of human-bear conflict on the North Shore recently. Wildlife advocates say there have been a number of recent problems. And they say humans are usually to blame.