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The 2016 death of a former BCIT international student who died in custody after being Tasered by police will be probed at a public inquest in July.

The 2016 death of a former BCIT international student who died in custody after being Tasered by police will be probed at a public inquest in July.

Mobility pricing could help clear up traffic congestion in the Lower Mainland but the prices suggested in a recent report are too high, according to the Burnaby Board of Trade.

211 units of housing will be demolished in the process

This story has been updated with new information. A priest and her parishioner were arrested on Burnaby mountain after they chained themselves to a tree outside the Trans Mountain terminal Friday morning, according to Burnaby RCMP.

The Burnaby Teachers’ Association will have a new leader when B.C. teachers return to collective bargaining after their contract expires next June, but the local union executive will also be stacked with past presidents.

Kids at École Armstrong Elementary will take turns moving into portables for a few months this fall to facilitate a $6.7-million seismic upgrade to their high-risk school. When B.C.

Traffic delays are expected in North Burnaby starting this week as a result of FortisBC’s natural gas line upgrades will likely continue to the end of June. The company planned to close lanes on Gilmore Avenue and Douglas Road for the work.

"Maybe it’s more direct for you, and more convenient for you to report on somebody that chains themself to a fence, but I have a responsibility to do a job"

Local residents are being urged to stop using glue traps for rodent control by B.C. animal protection groups who say wildlife and pets are being caught in them.