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Burnaby RCMP’s traffic enforcement unit nailed a dangerous driver who shouldn’t have even been driving. One Burnaby police officer caught a vehicle driving 101 km/h in a 40-km/h construction zone.

Aaron Best visited Burnaby earlier this week and he was appalled at what he saw. Best, who tweets from the @mrbestrealty account and works in the real estate/property management industry out of Vancouver, came to South Burnaby for an open house.

The Burnaby RCMP’s traffic enforcement branch launched a full-court press in August aimed at getting unsafe commercial trucks off the road. That included a four-day blitz that saw dozens of vehicles flagged for serious violations.

Communing with nature is a great stress reducer

What was it like to hit the midway at the Pacific National Exhibition (PNE) in Vancouver back in 1960? The PNE was celebrating its 50th anniversary that summer, and this “Day in the Life” segment captured for CBUT TV (CBC Vancouver) gives us a glimps

A new study released by the University of Victoria claims that daily drinkers can consume up to 25 per cent of their daily caloric needs through alcohol alone.

The size of British Columbian malls and shopping centres aren’t in danger of knocking other provinces’ megamalls out of the Canadian real estate record books. British Columbia’s largest mall, Metropolis at Metrotown, at 1.

Yes, B.C. has seen some rain this summer - but wildfire season is far from over. With warm weather in the forecast, there is still the potential for forest fuels and grasslands to dry out in many areas of the province.

Numerous changes come into effect Sept. 1

Minister responsible for BCUC inquiry into gas prices says B.C. wholesale gas market is an 'oligopoly'