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Burnaby RCMP is looking for help from the public to identify a woman caught on video approaching an 84-year-old woman and tripping her. The incident happened on April 3 on Central Boulevard near the Metrotown Skytrain Station.

Signs across the world have implored people to stay two-metres apart. Now, as schools, businesses and playgrounds get set to re-open, some experts are warning it might not be enough.

After 101 years, Army & Navy has shut their doors for good.

An award-winning Burnaby business is reopening again after some careful considerations.

I wrote on Wednesday about what the monthly Burnaby RCMP crime bulletin tells us about crime in our fair city, including the Edmonds area being targeted.

The City of Burnaby is starting the process to reopen more of its public facilities. The next step is reopening playgrounds and outdoor fitness circuits starting on June 1 - but not all of them at once.

After successfully resuming some knowledge tests earlier this month, ICBC announced Thursday that it’s expanding appointments to include all knowledge tests, effective June 1.

Onus on the public to be mindful of hygiene

A search is being conducted today (Thursday) on the Burnaby-New Westminster border for a man who went missing from hospital.

Oh boy, here we go again. I got anxiety last year when a mega-jackpot lottery ticket had gone unclaimed for an extended period of time. It was eventually claimed, but it kept me awake at night wondering if someone had lost the ticket.