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$164M of unclaimed cash in B.C. looking for rightful owners

$164M of unclaimed cash in B.C. looking for rightful owners

There is more than $164 million of unclaimed money sitting in B.C. accounts – and some of it could be yours. That’s according to the most recent financial statements released by the non-profit B.C. Unclaimed Property Society (BCUPS).
Opinion: If your Burnaby vehicle is dangerous junk, do us a favour and take transit

Opinion: If your Burnaby vehicle is dangerous junk, do us a favour and take transit

Burnaby drivers have two basic rules to follow. One, drive according to the local and provincial traffic laws. And two, make sure your vehicle is in safe working condition. If you can't afford to fix your vehicle, then take transit.
Eric Akis: A sheet-pan dinner with in-season spot prawns

Eric Akis: A sheet-pan dinner with in-season spot prawns

When it comes to seafood in B.C. we are spoiled. Halibut, salmon, albacore tuna, ling cod, crab, sablefish, oysters, clams and mussels are just some of the tasty choices we have and there’s much to celebrate about that.
Deadly act of domestic violence sparks calls for police to be more open

Deadly act of domestic violence sparks calls for police to be more open

Police secrecy surrounding domestic-violence murder investigations needs to change, says an expert in intimate partner violence, following the murder of a Salt Spring mother of three by her husband, who subsequently killed himself.
Opinion: Burnaby family fears anti-Asian racism behind man's screams

Opinion: Burnaby family fears anti-Asian racism behind man's screams

All Bel wanted to do was go for a nice walk in her Burnaby neighbourhood. She lives near me on Burnaby Mountain in the quiet UniverCity development.
Opinion: This revamped Burnaby street an ‘accident waiting to happen’

Opinion: This revamped Burnaby street an ‘accident waiting to happen’

Fresh off last week’s column about Sixth Street being called a “racetrack” comes another Burnaby resident raising concerns about drivers on their neighbourhood’s street.
Opinion: Possibly the worst truck ever got stopped by Burnaby police

Opinion: Possibly the worst truck ever got stopped by Burnaby police

Fresh off impounding 16 vehicles because they were literally too dangerous to drive, Burnaby RCMP’s traffic enforcement unit stopped what could be the worst truck ever.
Opinion: Burnaby resident mocks city’s ‘sidewalk to nowhere’

Opinion: Burnaby resident mocks city’s ‘sidewalk to nowhere’

Mae Burrows just wants kids to have a proper sidewalk that they can safely use while on their way to school. Instead, what the neighbourhood got is derisively referred to by area residents as the “sidewalk to nowhere.
Run Up for Down Syndrome raises $150K despite pandemic

Run Up for Down Syndrome raises $150K despite pandemic

Normally aroundthis time of year, the Burnaby-based Down Syndrome Resource Foundation hosts Run Up for Down Syndrome at Swangard Stadium, drawing over 1,000 participants to its largest annual event.
Burnaby to allow more outdoor seating, but only temporarily

Burnaby to allow more outdoor seating, but only temporarily

The City of Burnaby says it is supporting local businesses by offering them a chance to apply for room to adapt to physical distancing measures, safely, by temporarily expanding their operations in public space within their current capacity limit.