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Much has changed in the last 26 years. Cell phones are no longer the size and weight of a brick, and the Vancouver Grizzlies have come and gone. But some things haven’t changed – namely, the City of Burnaby’s equity policy, which was adopted in 1994.

A COVID-19 outbreak has been traced to one of the City of Burnaby’s warming centres, according to provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry. The announcement was made Thursday afternoon by Henry during her regular update on local cases.

Massacre was part of events leading up to a significant wave of immigration that shaped Vancouver and B.C.

A 60-year-old Burnaby woman has been awarded $37,450 in damages for “assault, battery, false arrest and imprisonment” by a local mall cop eight years ago.

Michelle Bowyer started her lacrosse career as a pioneer. The Burnaby resident will cap it the same way, as only the third female to be inducted as an individual player in the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in New Westminster.

School officials project COVID-19 will decimate funds from international student fees next year

Over the weekend, JAK’s Beer Wine & Spirits customers across B.C. stocked up on their favourite beverages and made a difference doing it for the second annual JAK’s Gives Back. JAK’s total donation to food banks across B.C.

The federal government has expanded requirements for the use of face-coverings on planes, trains, ships and transit in an attempt to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

B.C. Premier John Horgan isn’t dismissing calls for a regional approach to reopening the province amid the pandemic, but says that, for now, there remains just one plan for reopening every corner of the province at the same time.

When it comes to driving, you can be the best driver in the world as far as your technique goes. But if your vehicle is a piece of garbage, you’re still a menace to society.