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North Delta MLA Ravi Kahlon helped spearhead new program

Burnaby RCMP is giving the owner of a boat abandoned by the Fraser River one last chance to claim it before it’s taken away.

One of mother nature’s most dazzling astral displays might be visible from the Lower Mainland tonight. According to the University of Alaska Fairbanks , auroral activity will be active on Wednesday.

Police say two incidents saw women walking alone approached by three youths and threatened with a knife.

Unifor has announced a full shutdown of buses and Seabus operations in the TransLink region for three days next week, as workers hit the picket lines.

Residents fearful of displacement tell local politicians they don't trust them

“Behind every woman who reports a non-spousal sexual assault are nineteen women who don’t.” A powerful image depicting a woman who has experienced non-spousal sexual assault has been put up around Vancouver to show the need for survivor support.

Christmas lights don’t last forever. But you don’t have to throw them out in Burnaby. The not-for-profit organization Product Care Recycling says your Christmas string lights can be recycled across B.C.

Local private school officials are disappointed the City of Burnaby has left their grads out of its new bursary program.

The Burnaby Lake eagles are staying put. A storm had previously blown down their nest and some worried they might leave the area. According to Burnaby photographer John Preissl, the eagles have built a new nest close to the old one.