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A West Vancouver man who had his 2015 Ferrari impounded last summer after being clocked going 210 kilometres an hour on the Lions Gate Bridge will pay a $750 fine but won’t face an additional driving ban, a provincial court judge has ruled.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants to be involved in the court case that will determine whether the B.C. government can restrict heavy oil shipments moving through the province.

A member of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) is flying to Texas this week in hopes of convincing Kinder Morgan shareholders that continuing with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is too risky.

A prolific bank robber who was accidentally released from jail and went on to commit at least one robbery before being caught again has been sentenced to more than seven years in jail. Dean Zastowny, 47, was first arrested in Surrey on Nov.

Couple already divorced in Canada, but their Islamic Iranian marriage is still valid and preventing woman from traveling to visit her elderly mom, disabled sister in Iran

Boring machine destined for Kinder Morgan's Burnaby facility sits in storage area in Tilbury Industrial Park

North Burnaby residents are wondering why anti-Semitic graffiti was still up six days after being reported to police.

The federal government is signing up to battle the provincial government in court over whether B.C. can stop an increase in heavy oil shipments moving through the province.

Anyone over 40 can probably appreciate that more maintenance just comes with the territory. Turns out that’s also true of the decidedly middle-aged SeaBus terminal on the south shore of Burrard Inlet.

Burnaby school wants more post-secondary institutions to be engines for community development