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COVID-19 has turned many parts of Burnaby into mini-ghost towns. That means an opportunity for some truly terrible people to do bad things without many prying eyes around. Like vandalism. Also, dumping.

Should big-box stores like Walmart be restricted to selling essential items only amid the COVID-19 pandemic? So far, there’s been no indication that’s been contemplated by government, but such a move has just been made down south in Vermont where ret

The supply chain is still functioning but, despite government leaders urging people not to hoard, it’s still frustrating at grocery stores.

Staff cuts spurred by closure of facilities, suspension of parking enforcement, city manager says

Officers took procession of 5,360 masks in pair of seizures

Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley responded to some questions from residents of the city in a Facebook livestream Friday morning. Here’s some of the questions that were asked and Hurley’s answers to those questions.

Three B.C. First Nations, including the North Shore’s Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh, are again seeking to take their fight against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to the Supreme Court of Canada.

A man has been busted by Richmond bylaw officers for allegedly reselling medical masks in the parking lot of Lansdowne Centre. The incident was caught on video Tuesday by Global News , who first reported the story.

The 49-year-old had 'COVID-like' symptoms, according to the fire department.

Langdale sailings drop to six round-trips per day