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When the pandemic hit in March - and the doors closed on the 12 locations where the Greater Vancouver Food Bank distributed food each week - they had to get creative.

I want to make one thing clear about Burnaby businesses. They are hurting. They are hurting bad.

Warnings of possible COVID-19 exposures have been issued for three more flights that recently landed in Vancouver. The flights, both domestic and international, are posted on the B.C. Centre for Disease Control's website.

When it comes to social distancing, people act one way inside and another outside. Inside is still not great, as I see too many people in malls and stores not following Dr. Bonnie Henry’s guidelines.

A Burnaby resident says he is frustrated by the responses he received recently from call takers after he contacted the Burnaby RCMP.

A glut of spot prawns stockpiled in Asia and export issues around the pandemic mean B.C. fishermen will get a lot less for their fresh catch or store it frozen until markets improve.

Burnaby could see strict caps on short-term rentals, as a proposed regulation focuses on maintaining rental stock and preserving the residential essence of neighbourhoods.

A lot of smoke and phone calls brought eight fire trucks and 30 firefighters to the north side of the Barnet Highway in Burnaby Sunday afternoon.

Kelowna businesses with possible exposure to the coronavirus named

Less than one week after TransLink apologized for SkyTrain noise in one community, other people are upset about “screeching” in their Burnaby neighbourhood.