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City employee Tracy Klewchuk claimed she was discriminated against when her employer didn't accommodate her allergies

Signage to be added, and health-screening question to be added to electronic border kiosks, but no temperature-screening yet

Burnaby RCMP responded to a report of an assault on a woman while she was out walking in the city Sunday night. Police are investigating the incident, which reportedly happened just after 11 p.m. in the 7200 block of Gray Avenue.

A new wave of immigration is increasing Canada’s population and underpinning its economic growth

Day 2 of the double criminality portion of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou's extradition hearing begins in Vancouver today, as the defence is expected to wrap up its argument on the issue.

The Burnaby school district’s top administrator may run B.C.’s fourth-largest school district but she was the third-highest paid among B.C. superintendents last year, according to financial statements published last month.

Nexii known for developing building material called Nexiite that can be used as an alternative to cement and concrete

A verdict in a manslaughter trial for a Burnaby man is expected to be handed down in March. After three more days of testimony in B.C.

Andrew Weaver announced in October that he was resigning as leader of the B.C. Green Party, but would stay on until a new leader is chosen. He would remain as MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head.