Local News

Doug McCallum says province-led transition process beleaguered by “red tape”

Burnaby RCMP issued more than two dozen tickets at a local railway crossing during Rail Safety Week last week – but the driver who pulled the most dangerous manoeuvre got away.

A roundtable discussion is being held Tuesday, Oct. 1 at the Anvil Centre Theatre, and everyone's invited

While the Lower Mainland enjoyed a bright, sunny weekend, the Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for rain through most of the coming week. Starting Monday, Sept. 30, the forecast calls for sunshine and a high of 17 C.

Burnaby North-Seymour candidate Amita Kuttner announced the tax alongside Green Leader Elizabeth May and their colleagues from Richmond Centre and New Westminster-Burnaby

People will get a chance to weigh in on two towers proposed on the Burnaby border during a public hearing Monday. The buildings are part of a development proposed by Boffo Developments Ltd.

I’m pretty unforgiving when it comes to impaired driving. I grew up in an era in which many parents got liquored up at parties and then drove home with their kids in the vehicle. “Oh, we didn’t know any better,” they say now. Baloney.

The one-of-a-kind Port Moody research facility is in jeopardy, just as researchers say we need it most

In the Burnaby North-Seymour riding, just under half of children in lone-parent families live in poverty. That’s according to anti-poverty group First Call, which is trying to get people talking about this issue in the federal election.

A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird: Montana grandmother takes law into her own hands Patti Baumgartner, of Finley Point in northwest Montana, is the state’s newest honorary Highway Trooper.