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A New Westminster native is one of 50 people facing charges in an alleged college admissions scam south of the border. At the centre of the investigation is William “Rick” Singer, 58, of Newport Beach, California.

While the prevailing trend in beer locally has been for more sessionable styles with a lower ABV, down south of the border, the craft games seems to be dominated by big bold beers that will f*** your day up if you’re not careful.

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast called for snow in many parts of the region last night, but the days ahead look decidedly warmer. Environment Canada calls for a 60 per cent chance of showers this morning, as well as wet snow over higher terrain.

Are you looking for a job? Looking to move to another one? Then you might be in luck because Burnaby-Coquitlam-area employers expect a solid hiring climate for the second quarter of 2019, according to the latest ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Surve

Three Burnaby businesses are out thousands of dollars after employees fell victim to the so-called CEO scam.

Federal regulator says ‘additional steps’ needed to ensure youth cannot access promotional content

Cut means Vancouver Recovery Club will no longer operate around the clock, lives at risk, operators say

Two NHL-size rinks coming to Edmonds, expected complete in 2021

A BC Hydro truck was the unlikely location for a stolen lunch break and nap for an enterprising critter. The utility agency shared a short video clip on Twitter Monday showing a raccoon that had snuck into a truck on the job in Burnaby this weekend.

Proposed bylaw follows naming of former chief administrator as respondent in BCSC investigation of alleged illegal stock scheme