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I recently wrote a blog about how many concussions I suffered as a child growing up in Burnaby. As it turns out, I forgot one. I blacked out when I smacked my head against a cement post after being body checked during a game of ball hockey.

B.C. will put more money into supporting free or low-cost community counselling services, as part of a plan to beef up supports for child and family mental health service, Premier John Horgan announced Wednesday.

33-year-old Vaughan Bradley Lim was shot and killed in a Vancouver apartment Tuesday night

“I’ve never seen a bear jump like that”

A “shadow bus” system mimicking the SkyTrain service is being proposed to run a 24/7 rapid transit network in lieu of 24-hour trains.

Driving on B.C. highways can be perilous at the best of times. Just ask anyone who has done that white-knuckle trip on the Sea-to-Sky Highway, where young and dumb dudes impatiently zig-zag through traffic at high speeds.

People like to complain that there’s never enough parking when they need it, but what if I told you there was too much parking? Would you storm the NOW office with torches and pitchforks? Likely not, when you can just flay me on social media.

Students at two more Burnaby elementary schools will have seismically safe schools by 2022, according to a pair of government announcements this week adding up to just over $28.6 million. B.C.

Vancouver’s winningest NHL goaltender announced his retirement Wednesday morning

Metro Vancouver's gas prices — while seeing somewhat of a lull from record-highs in April- could still play a heavy role in the way residents spend their consumer dollars this summer.