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With the B.C. government releasing its “restart” plan, people are already starting to use phrases like “light at the end of the tunnel” and pondering what the next phase will look like.

The maps have gotten positive feedback from residents and the city has heard from other cities interested in project

Road safety speaker Kevin Brooks has told his story in eight provinces and 30 states, telling high school students across the continent about how a major tragedy in his life could have been prevented if he had made different choices.

Two Lower Mainland environmental groups will not be allowed to intervene in the case of two women found guilty of criminal contempt for breaching a court injunction while protesting the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion in Burnaby.

RIP flame-grilled chicken in South Burnaby. The economic devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic continues as Nando’s Canada has announced it will close multiple restaurants across Canada, including the outlet at Big Bend Crossing in South Burnaby.

Daycare centres who choose to reopen must plan to encourage hand-washing, avoid having close gatherings of large groups of children and use outdoor space to allow physical distancing.

The 3.2-km pipeline will replace an existing line that runs through residential areas and will be routed through Burnaby Mountain

Fraser Health chief medical health officer Dr. Martin Lavoie has announced he will lift an order closing all indoor gyms and fitness facilities, effective May 19, 2020.

An injured Endangered American White Pelican that was rehabilitated in Burnaby is set to be released back into the wile.

In Metro Vancouver, the wet market is a part of our lives - we just happen to call it by a different name