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Burnaby firefighters are pitching in $25,000 to help their local hospital buy equipment needed to battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

Squamish lawyer says contract obligations may require them to stay on job

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia has announced much-needed relief for those hit by COVID-19 and subsequent job losses and financial challenges.

Tommy Thomson says his and his husband's apartment is too small to safely hold viewings his landlord wants to hold as he attempts to sell their unit

There’s never been a better reason to stay home, and the weather forecast looks dismal, too.

As concerns regarding the COVID-19 global health pandemic continue to rise, it is becoming increasingly difficult to access care in Burnaby while maintaining social distancing.

Body of missing man has not been found after March 14 accident in the Pitt River in which a 26-year-old woman was killed

*The NOW is running regular items by the Burnaby Board of Trade about how businesses can survive COVID-19.

Crimestoppers is warning people not to fall for one of the many COVID-19 hoaxes doing the rounds at the moment. The organization has released a raft of advice and is offering rewards for tips that lead to the arrest of the perpetrators.

Federal government working on arranging more emergency flights, Trudeau says