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Despite pleas by provincial government officials to stay close to home on the Victoria Day long weekend, the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal is a busy place this morning.

With the release by the Premier of BC’s Restart Plan, many businesses are preparing for re-opening or returning to more normal operations, and are looking for guidance on how to do so safely.

We just had Mother’s Day in Burnaby and it wasn’t just humans celebrating motherhood. Burnaby lakes and streams are full right now with babies and local photographers have been documenting these little ones making their way into the world.

I learned how to pick out fruits and vegetables from my Aunty B. She would take me to Granville Island and we’d wander the market eyeing up the latest produce. She told me what to look for and how to feel if a certain item was good or not.

In response to several of my recent blogs on Burnaby landlords, some have argued that landlords also have mortgages to pay. That’s true and I’ve never said they don’t.

In partnership with the VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation, Burnaby’s Steamworks Brewing Company is proud to announce the release of 7 O’clock Cheer Pale Ale , inspired by the unwavering show of support for frontline workers every evening at 7 p.m.

The property owner has failed to work with staff since June last year, according to a report to council

A Realtor involved in a Burnaby real estate deal “tainted by illegality” may not have been found guilty of conspiracy or fraudulent misrepresentation, but his actions were enough to prove that banning dual agency in the province two years ago was a g

The City of Burnaby’s net greenhouse-gas emissions in 2019 increased by nearly 3.3% over 2018, according to a new report.

If you’re thinking of hosting a barbecue to mark the start of summer this long weekend, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has some advice: keep the group small, sit outside, and make sure there’s enough physical distance.