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The COVID-19 pandemic has sent unprecedented shockwaves through the global retail industry with devastating effects.

Trinity Western University researchers have proposed ways to help Burnaby’s Central Park after discovering "decline" in several types of trees.

We are blessed to live in a society and a part of the world where we experience a level of freedom and prosperity almost unparalleled in the history of human existence. We aren't often pushed (and then typically not far) outside our comfort zone.

A worker was killed Tuesday morning near a construction site in Burnaby. The B.C. Coroners Service and WorkSafeBC are investigating after a worker died during some excavation work in the 7100 block of 14 Avenue.

But with $12.5 billion deficit announced, will those ratings stay solid? BC Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson seeks to burst premier's bubble by raising concerns about an 'unsustainable' economic recovery plan

A pair of developments have cleared another hurdle before final approval, despite more than a dozen speakers and letter-writers opposing the projects.

Burnaby RCMP says officers seized $75,000 worth of stolen goods, including rice and giant stashes of toilet paper, diapers and sandals.

If you’re one of the 11 female firefighters working alongside more than 275 male co-workers at the Burnaby Fire Department, the Duthie Avenue fire hall wasn’t built for you.

Workers in the non-medical cannabis industry will now only have to go through security checks every five years, instead of the current two. That’s the news released today by the B.C.

Like many industries relying heavily on labour during the pandemic, the farming sector has been particularly hard hit.