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Dear Editor, Re: “ Richmond man vents to Asian group ,” News, June 11 On Sunday, June 7, at the Convention Centre in Vancouver, I regrettably was the guilty party who made unwarranted and racist remarks to an innocent party of people waiting in line

The calls are growing to start allowing more family members to visit loved ones in assisted living and long-term care homes. In March, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry restricted these homes for seniors to essential visitors only.

If there is one topic that Burnaby residents definitely worry about, it’s traffic. I know because I’ve seen how much stories about traffic issues get read. Well, I have a doozy for you.

June 1 has been good for my belly. That’s because many Burnaby restaurants have reopened for sit-down meals and I have shown up to support them and feed myself after months of eating my terrible cooking.

When I ask Steve how he was feeling the day after the house next door got swarmed by heavily armed Burnaby RCMP tactical officers and police dogs due to a home invasion, he takes a long pause before answering. “I’m exhausted,” he finally says.

Beedie Luminaries recipients announced this month.

To Anders Lau, cycling can be dangerous enough through the streets of Burnaby. But selfish drivers are making things worse in a city woefully short on safe cycling infrascture.

A search is underway today in Burrard Inlet for a man who went overboard from a freighter anchored off English Bay. Emergency calls about a man overboard from the Hong Kong-registered freighter Pilatus Venture came in at about 9:15 Friday morning.

City assuming it can keep using RCMP’s systems, but if it can’t, the extra price tag could be $32.5 million

Scott Jaeger and his team are up and running for in-person dining at the Pear Tree after a challenging spring thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic