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North America’s biggest dragon boat festival takes place this week and a Burnaby-based team is ready to go for gold.

Opponents of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion are preparing for a long summer of legal challenges and protests

Rival airline executives reject Canada Jetlines as genuine competition

Burnaby RCMP is urging motorists to make sure the wheels of their vehicles are on tight after two reports of lug-nut tampering in the city within a week. On June 11, a wheel came off a vehicle on Marine Way at Byrne Road.

Health Minister Adrian Dix says British Columbia has seen a "dramatic increase" in the number of children vaccinated against measles since the introduction of a provincial program targeting the infectious disease.

Ken 'the Tin Man' Kinney served with the fire department for 28 years. The fit non-smoker died of lung cancer on June 7.

B.C. teachers don’t expect a new deal with the province by the time their contract expires at the end of June, says Jason Gammon. “What we’ve been hearing from [the B.C.

Three young adult males are in custody after being allegedly found with a gun in front of a Burnaby elementary school. On Tuesday night at about 7:09 p.m.

Mike Hurley said the twinning of the pipeline poses too high a risk to Burnaby residents

Tsleil-Waututh, Squamish nations are among those now weighing their legal options