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ICBC has released more booking dates for British Columbians looking to take their non-commercial road tests – Class 5 and 7. Priority for road test re-booking has now expanded to those who had their test cancelled between March 17 and June 26.

A massive, 4,000-square-foot mural - 160 feet in length by 20-feet tall – will be celebrated this weekend at Brentwood Community Days. The two-day Brentwood event is hosted by developer Grosvenor at its site at 2150 Alpha Ave. in Burnaby.

Camp for young burn survivors cancelled because of COVID-19, but supporters rally to raise funds for next year.

While many restaurants reopened for sit-down service on June 1, as part of the province’s restart strategy, some only reopened with takeout service. And a few remained closed as plans were developed to retool.

A Burnaby-based organization is trying to sign people up for an easy-to-access orientation so they can become “COVID-competent.” SafeCare BC says the program is aimed at families and friends who want to visit loved ones in care.

A burger chain with multiple locations across Burnaby is reporting huge sales losses. And those losses are being blamed squarely on COVID-19.

The City of Burnaby has joined a chorus of municipalities and advocacy groups calling on the provincial government to begin collecting race-based data on COVID-19. In the U.S.

'[TransLink] claims to have a plan in place but it does not seem like it is being enforced,' wrote the petitioner.

A new anti-gang police task force, specifically targeted at a new criminal operation called “Brothers Keepers,” has been working behind the scenes in B.C. for two years.

According to city staff, the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure won't allow FortisBC to attach the pipeline to the replacement bridge