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Here is a stat that should curl your hair and make you think twice when you are out driving in Burnaby. A whopping 60% of all crashes in B.C. take place at intersections.

Back in the 1980s, there was a short-lived ad campaign urging people to eat donuts for breakfast. I was one of the few supporters of this campaign.

The Burnaby RCMP is requesting the public's assistance in locating 27-year-old Chelsea JOHNSON.

UPDATE: The City of New Westminster said in a tweet it will be cutting power to the area around 10th Avenue east of McBride Boulevard after an SUV crashed into a power pole.

Let me paint a picture for you. You are out being a responsible driver in Burnaby when you suddenly see another driver pulling a reckless move that puts other people in danger.

Coquitlam's Lights at Lafarge is celebrating its last weekend of operation

Environment Canada recommends postponing non-essential travel until conditions improve

The great snow storm of 2020 is officially over and life in Burnaby is returning to endless dreary days of rain. So the concern has shifted from snowy streets to localized flooding as all those great, big piles of snow melt.

While many Vancouverites begrudgingly faced the wintry weather this week, a few clever locals chose a unique mode of transportation in the city. However, they weren't the only resourceful residents in the city.

The resurgence of the Vancouver Canucks on the ice this season, with some help from a full slate of the National Hockey League (NHL) franchise’s 50th-anniversary celebrations, have propelled business prospects to heights the team hasn’t seen in years