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Life is Still Funny: Comedy for Cozmos will serve up a night of stand-up comedy online to help a local eatery weather the COVID-19 crisis

Burnaby RCMP wants to hear from you if you can identify the man in the photos attached to this story. On April 1, 2020, just before 3 p.m., someone tried to set fire to a home in the 5000-block of Manor Street in Burnaby.

The Burnaby school district is surveying parents to gauge how many kids are going to show up for school next month when some in-class instruction resumes after being suspended in March because of COVID-19.

With Burnaby restaurants allowed to reopen again for sit-down service amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the big question is how many diners will come back to eat after months of meals at home or through delivery or takeout.

If this was a normal year, high school graduates in Burnaby would be getting ready to walk the stage at Bill Copeland Arena next week – but this isn’t a normal year, thanks to COVID-19 “It is completely, totally different from anything that’s ever ha

Like B.C. society in general, BC Parks is taking a phased approach to its reopening plans. Following the re-opening of most provincial parks for day use on May 14, BC Parks has released plans to once again allow overnight camping this summer.

B.C.’s top court has sided with the City of Burnaby in its lengthy, heated dispute with a local pizzeria over parking, a pizza oven and a patio.

A popular fish ‘n’ chip spots is vigorously denying any wrongdoing after its ramp over Steveston Harbour collapsed almost three years ago.

The Motor Vehicle Act defines excessive speeding as going over 40 km/h above the speed limit.

City’s growing downtown precinct dealt significant blow as recreation facility cancelled due to $35 million funding gap