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The Burnaby RCMP would like to report one of its members found a missing person. Well, not actually a person, unless you’re the child who hugs it every day while trying to fall asleep.

The Burnaby RCMP says it has seen an increase in the number of scams involving the transfer of money via Bitcoin.

The past few days have been so muggy it feels like the prison camp in Cool Hand Luke. So when I had a chance to get out of the humidity and into an air conditioned Burnaby restaurant, I took it.

These are bleak times for businesses in Burnaby thanks to COVID-19. Retailers are slowly reopening their locations, but that doesn’t necessarily mean shoppers – especially those still out of work – will come back in significant numbers.

Hospitals will be allowed to keep youths for up to seven days after an overdose, to allow time to stabilize them, contact a parent and create a plan for voluntary help, under rule changes being proposed by the province.

Questions remain about woman who may have helped him but hasn't been charged.

Toronto has 125 active COVID-19 cases spread over seven shelters and recorded at least two deaths

Kennedy Stewart: ‘Time to bring the practice to a complete end’

In February and March, it was toilet paper and hand sanitizer now it’s weights and dumbbells selling out at a furious rate. Richmondite Kathy Wang had planned to buy dumbbells to keep herself in shape after being stuck at home for months.

But nine-member board unanimous in need for review of programs operated by VPD and RCMP