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Annual UBC Apple Festival returns Oct. 19 and 20

It’s gotten a little easier to navigate Vancouver International Airport, with the launch of a new app for blind or partially-sighted individuals.

A controversial Facebook page representing the Burnaby North-Seymour Constituency Association has disappeared from public view or been deleted. A search for the page as of 10:30 a.m. on Saturday morning no longer shows the page on Facebook.

A local life coach has pledged to run around Burnaby Lake for 24 hours to raise enough money to send first responders battling post-traumatic stress disorder to a wilderness camp for “natural healing.

The Central Park Perimeter Trail in Burnaby is now open for business, according to the city.

Fans of comics are being asked to help raise money for the SPCA. Local brick-and-mortar comic shop Metropolis Comics and Toys will be hosting a free community event called Halloween Comicfest. The event will be held between noon and 3 p.m. on Oct.

A new 2020 calendar features Burnaby’s Deer Lake Park in all of its natural glory.

Lotto Max players in the Prairies should really check their tickets, because one that was sold there is worth $65 million. A single ticket purchased in the Prairies claimed Friday night's huge jackpot.

A great deal of attention lately has been paid to the case of a woman who was issued a ticket for having her cell phone in her cup holder in Vancouver. The phone was simply sitting in the cup holder, plugged into a charging cable.

Ever dream of recreating all the joys of fall, but in a chocolate?Well, now you can thanks to Adrian Harris and Jeremy Inglett, a.k.a. the Food Gay s , for doing just that.