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Notorious cat-torturer Kayla Bourque has decided to leave New Westminster after three years in the community.

PoMo's Clay, Coquitlam's Stewart believe other options to complete funding for TransLink $7.3 billion plan

Last week’s record-high temperatures, widespread lightning storms and a dramatic spike in wildfire activity served as stark reminders of how quickly B.C.’s landscapes can dry out, and how important it is to prevent human-caused wildfires.

One resident living on top of Burnaby Mountain thinks the communities are vulnerable without one, and city reports dating back 16 years back him up.

Proposals are being sent back to applicants with a request for more non-market options

Money is being lost and safety is being compromised, according to Ridesharing Now BC at Vancouver press conference

Burnaby’s multi-use Swangard Stadium officially re-opened with the return of the Harry Jerome International Track Classic earlier this week.

An estimated 776,000 of non-school-aged children – 44 per cent – live in what is termed “child-care deserts” in Canada, where the number of children outstrips the available spaces in licensed homes and centres, including nearly all postal codes in Bu

Heading down south for Canada Day? You might want to check ahead to see what the border wait is. “Summer holidays are a busy time at the border,” said Kenneth L. Williams, area port director for Blaine in a press release.

Staffer told citizen a blanket policy would not allow the flag to fly