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Burnaby drivers had enough warnings about a distracted driving blitz earlier this week. There was a big banner hanging over an overpass. Volunteers and officers were holding up giant signs. Officers were also standing at an intersection.

‘The program will be based on individual need, to avoid financial hardship during this unexpected employment disruption’

In the absence so far of any better notions, here’s an idea about the condo insurance crisis that might be worth talking about.

Back in October 2018, Burnaby council made a final decision to deny a hookah lounge’s appeal of a city closure order. Pure Hookah Lounge on Hastings Street in the Heights had 119 noise complaints filed against it and the city had finally had enough.

Simon Fraser University on Burnaby Mountain is going online for its instruction due to COVID-19.

Helen Arnold, owner of a proud institution - Helen's Children's Wear, which graced Hastings Street in Burnaby Heights for 50 years - has passed away. She died on Dec. 15. She was 99.

The Burnaby school district is advising students and parents to be ready for more possible COVID-19 related impacts when they get back from spring break. On Thursday, provincial health officer Dr.

Isobel Mackenzie is asking all British Columbians to contact their elderly friends, family, and neighbours who might need some extra help and see how that person is doing

911 calls will continue to be Burnaby RCMP’s number 1 priority even if local Mounties get sick with COVID-19, says Burnaby’s top cop. Responding to questions at a meeting of the city’s public safety committee Thursday, Chief Supt.

I discovered it's not just toilet paper being hoarded in Metro Vancouver