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Lots of suits, few tattoos at legalizing cannabis seminar at the Vancouver Club

Is climate change turning people in B.C. into A/C pigs? According to BC Hydro, the use of air conditioning has skyrocketed to deal with the summer heat. The report “Cold comfort: The rising use (and cost) of air conditioning in B.C.

Special meeting with FortisBC set for Tuesday to update residents on the impacts

A man honoured by the Burnaby fire department in 2012 for pulling an elderly neighbour from a burning apartment will be allowed to have his day in B.C. Supreme Court as he tries for a third time to sue the owners and managers of the building.

Homicide investigators kept the 2015 death of a Burnaby infant from the public in part because her suspected killer – her father – was not deemed a threat to public safety. The man’s seven-week-old daughter died on March 1, 2015.

A non-profit group that provides services to people with developmental disabilities is one step closer to breaking ground on a $4 million project that would bring a new child-care facility and non-market rental housing to Burnaby.

Municipality has issued more than $704 million worth of building permits in first half of 2018

Mike Shannon's Facebook rant leads to an only-on-Bowen-Island response

Burnaby RCMP have released video footage of the suspect in a hit-and-run that sent a local Mountie to hospital with a broken arm last week. On July 4, the officer, on foot, had attempted to stop a grey Dodge Nitro SUV at about 10 a.m.

Wildlife advocates say they’re horrified by videos posted on social media that show a family who appear to be from the North Shore feeding a mother bear and her cub in their backyard.