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On Tuesday, Oct. 9, Greenpeace announced that the Coca-Cola Company, PepsiCo and Nestlé are the world’s top polluters according their latest audit.

Packing, getting to the airport, navigating check-in counters, passing through security, making flight connections – all these parts of travel can sometimes produce a mountain of anxiety, but a new initiative at Vancouver International Airport is hop

The Burnaby school board recognized the top 2018 grad from each of its high schools at a board meeting last month.

In the wake of Tuesday’s rupture and fire along the Enbridge pipeline near Prince George, natural gas provide FortisBC is asking customers province-wide to reduce their usage Wednesday.

This fall, British Columbians will vote on what voting system we should use for provincial elections. The province is holding a referendum on electoral reform between Oct. 22 and Nov. 30, 2018. Voters will be asked two questions.

Twelve protesters who were part of Greenpeace’s “aerial blockade” of oil tankers in Burrard Inlet this summer will not face criminal charges.

Burnaby RCMP have released images of suspects in a Thanksgiving tire-slashing spree that left 105 vehicles with flat tires Monday.

Burnaby teachers won’t be lighting up on their lunch breaks after recreational marijuana becomes legal next week – not if they don’t want to get in trouble with their principals. Although recreational pot will become legal on Oct.

The investigation continues into the case of a Canadian rock band’s stolen guitars.

*This story has been updated. Trans Mountain on Sunday shut down its pipeline – which terminates in Burnaby – due to a strange smell. The incident is happening in north Surrey, but it’s impacting the rest of the pipeline.