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New batch of Compass wristbands released - cue the stampede

New batch of Compass wristbands released - cue the stampede

TransLink customers who missed out on the last batch of Compass Card wristbands are in luck because that another batch of 10,000 Adult Compass Wristbands have now gone on sale.
Former refugee caught in DNA dragnet thought RCMP was framing him for Marrisa Shen's murder

Former refugee caught in DNA dragnet thought RCMP was framing him for Marrisa Shen's murder

A former Iraqi refugee who tried to hang himself in the Burnaby RCMP cells just three months earlier was among the hundreds of Middle Eastern men apparently caught up in a DNA sweep by police investigating the murder of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen.
Fan Expo Vancouver gets its geek on

Fan Expo Vancouver gets its geek on

And four other reasons Vancouver is awesome this week
This Burnaby health practitioner shows you all the ways to fight cancer

This Burnaby health practitioner shows you all the ways to fight cancer

Conventional treatments for breast cancer are effective in helping save lives. But the power of the mind is effective too.
Workers take over Burnaby post office to push green ideas

Workers take over Burnaby post office to push green ideas

Postal workers in Burnaby took over a post office near Metrotown on Thursday to give the public a sneak peek of their vision for a 21 st century post office – a vision that addresses climate change and inequality.
Chicken nugget recall across Canada after possible salmonella contamination

Chicken nugget recall across Canada after possible salmonella contamination

Compliments brand chicken nuggets have been recalled from the marketplace due to a possible salmonella contamination. The popular frozen food is sold in nearly every Canadian province, excluding Quebec.
Final arguments presented at Burnaby Starbucks manslaughter trial

Final arguments presented at Burnaby Starbucks manslaughter trial

Three different versions of the punch that killed 22-year-old Michael Page-Vincelli at a Burnaby Starbucks two-and-a-half years ago were put to a B.C. Supreme Court jury this week in the trial of a couple accused of manslaughter in his death.
New West firm fined $350,000 for depositing damaging substance in Fraser

New West firm fined $350,000 for depositing damaging substance in Fraser

Environment and Climate Change Canada says a dredging company based out of New Westminster has been fined $350,000 for depositing a damaging substance into water frequented by fish in British Columbia.
Anti-cyber bullying campaigns starting to make a difference, says Amanda Todd's mother

Anti-cyber bullying campaigns starting to make a difference, says Amanda Todd's mother

The mother of the Port Coquitlam teen who took her own life after a vicious campaign of online harassment, said anti-cyber bullying campaigns in schools are starting to make a difference.
His job was running his body into the ground. Now he has 25.9 million reasons to quit

His job was running his body into the ground. Now he has 25.9 million reasons to quit

George Munro is done with work now that he’s won nearly $26 million. Actually, he was done with work long before he and his wife, Rowena Inyallie, won the Lotto Max Draw on Feb. 22.