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The Canadian government says British Columbia is trying to obstruct the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion with "Trojan Horse" legislation that the province is passing off as a benign environmental measure. Lawyer Jan Brongers asked the B.C.

A jaw-dropping 42 new record high temperatures were set across the province yesterday.

Police are warning of a new scam that has defrauded at least five seniors out of millions of dollars.

The program will run from April to June with the goal of reaching a 95 per cent immunization rate province-wide

By answering an anonymous questionnaire, newcomers receive a tailored guide on topics such as Medical Services Plan registration, schools, employment, social insurance numbers, child tax credits, and government programs.

You might not imagine spending your birthday cleaning up local parks in your area, but that’s exactly how Burnaby’s Gerald Owen is celebrating his 70th birthday.

Holman Wang’s latest yarns celebrate parents and all the jobs they do

Cam gives residents a bird’s eye view of the resident Pacific Great Blue heron colony

Former Burnaby council candidate Claire Preston is calling for a ban on the sale of cigarettes with plastic filters in the city in an effort to reduce plastic litter.

Over the last few weeks I have been discussing the essential components of raising and training a dog to be a social, welcomed and well-mannered canine member of society.