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Burnaby-based SafeCare BC’s annual member survey revealed that while 77% of respondents reported feeling very (21%) or somewhat (56%) anxious about COVID-19, the majority of respondents (64%) indicated the pandemic had not changed their plans to cont

Service, manufacturing industries among the hardest hit after thousands of inspections conducted across B.C. following COVID-19 pandemic restart

The call for nominations has officially opened for the 21 st Burnaby Business Excellence Awards, an awards program of the Burnaby Board of Trade in partnership with the City of Burnaby.

COVID-19 has indeed unsettled our world. And for the real estate industry, that means showings have been put on a halt. However, that doesn’t mean it can deny us the luxury of home browsing right from the comforts of our bedroom.

The federal government says it plans to slowly reopen Service Canada centres it shuttered in late March over public health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tea drinkers in Burnaby right now have three fewer options for their favourite beverages. And those options are likely to stay closed forever.

If you’ve been champing at the bit to get fingerprinted by police, you’re in luck. Fingerprinting and other services are now once again available at the main Burnaby RCMP detachment office (6355 Deer Lake Ave.

Cannabis consumption is legal in Canada, but smoking behind the wheel within “noseshot” of police is a bad idea – especially if you’re carrying giant wads of cash you don’t want police to seize. That’s what one Burnaby driver learned last month.

Burnaby city council has approved a short extension of the rent bank operating in the community to give local non-profits time to look at making the rent bank permanent.

After a four-month hiatus, British Columbians will once again be able to book non-commercial road tests (Class 5 and 7) later this month – which ICBC says is part of its phased approach to reopening.