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Bryce Casavant, who has been a vocal advocate of BC Conservation Officer Service reform — including in the Tri-Cities — says the ruling sets a precedent that the service needs to be treated as police, and therefore, have the same civilian oversight as other law enforcement bodies

Vancouver gelato shop Bella Gelateria has recently revealed it is opening an outpost inside Metropolis at Metrotown in Burnaby. Bella Gelateria will be on the first floor of the mall, in the vicinity of retailers like Lush, Lids, and Coach.

Going to Costco has always meant two things to me. One, I could find enough of one item to not have to worry about it for an entire year. Two, my daughter could stuff herself on just the food samples.

With more and more services reopening to the public, a big question is what will Burnaby residents be comfortable using during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Starbucks is pulling back on its presence in Canada with plans to close up to 200 coffee shops. Metro Vancouver coffee drinkers have already seen some of the chain’s biggest outlets close, including a longstanding shop across from Kitsilano Beach.

Imagine a situation where, instead of calling 911, someone in mental-health distress calls a hotline which summons a mental-health professional.

While the number of new cases of COVID-19 continue to trend down in B.C., the pandemic remains a “major problem” throughout the world, says B.C.’s provincial health officer.

Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley defended significant funding hikes from the city’s RCMP detachment amid growing calls throughout North America for defunding police.

Lost in all of this talk about how Burnaby restaurants will reopen after months of being closed for sit-down service is how much will it cost? And when I say “cost,” I mean to the restaurants that are reopening and to the customers? The costs are eno

City of Surrey paid $65,130 for a legal battle against Uber, which did not send city hall its legal bill following a successful injunction against ticketing of its drivers