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The Lower Mainland’s bicycle safety lobby is calling for law reforms, following charges in the “dooring” death of a North Vancouver man and a fatal hit-and-run involving a cyclist on Burnaby Mountain .

TransLink to consider three possible routes

When the bell rang for recess in Karine Dubois’ summer school sewing class at Sperling Elementary School earlier this week, she had to shoo her reluctant students out the door so she could fit in a bathroom break.

Burnaby RCMP are looking for the owners of a couple of distinct items they’ve acquired: a samurai sword and a collection of Canadian and foreign currency.

The event, proposed by 32-year-old transgender activist Jessica Yaniv – formerly known as Jonathan Yaniv – was aimed at those age 12 and up, with no upper age limit, and would prohibit the youths’ parents and caretakers from attending

My recent obsession with the nightmares Burnaby cyclists face has come with an accusation from drivers that I am, in fact, a “biased cyclist.” People who have seen my physical condition will laugh at that.

Fine for misuse of ‘soft dollars’ the first issued by BCSC

The ride-hailing company is trying to determine if there will be enough drivers to meet market demand in B.C.

“Hard work and dedication” has led TransLink to be recognized as the best large public transit system in North America.

If you long to hear the pitter patter of paws in your home, the BC SPCA invites you to visit its Burnaby shelter during its half-price adoption promotion for all adult cats. The event, taking place from July 27 to Aug.