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The movie theatre company that operates out of Burnaby’s biggest mall – Metropolis at Metrotown – and is building two large entertainment centres in Burnaby, is going to court. Cineplex Inc.

The BC SPCA invites the public to participate in its 12 th annual Wildlife-In-Focus photography contest.

Politics 101 says that when people are angry and demanding change, politicians should form a committee and claim that the issue is being dealt with.

People in small Vancouver Island communities are worried that American tourists are flouting border restrictions and could spread COVID-19.

Two Victoria police officers are being investigated by the department’s professional standards department after a man was dragged, face-down on the ground, while in handcuffs.

Home sales in the Greater Vancouver area are starting to return to more typical levels after dipping to four-decade lows in April, while prices continue to edge up from 2019. Residential sales last month reached 2,443, a 64.

Law society panel rules Brock Anthony Edwards used his legal expertise and the court process to harass and intimidate his estranged ex-wife.

COVID-19 is leaving Burnaby shoppers with fewer fashion options as more local stores are going to be shutting down soon.

Remember back in February when Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart announced that he wanted next year’s property tax increase to be no more than 5%? Seemed odd at the time, considering the mayor a few months previous supported an 8.

One insurance company has dropped its coverage of the Trans Mountain pipeline, while another is expected to drop its coverage of the project in the near future, according to Stand.earth.