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When they’re not catching bad guys, Burnaby Mounties are busy doing a lot of good in the community. And Christmastime is no different. For the fifth year, the detachment collected hundreds of toys for B.C.

The man responsible for running a red light and causing a crash that killed a 25-year-old Burnaby woman will spend the next four years-plus behind bars for his actions.

The NDP MP for New Westminster-Burnaby wants the “bad apples” in Canada’s mining industry to be held accountable for any human rights abuses conducted overseas.

Burnaby moms are pumping out a steady stream of donated breast milk, but the B.C. Women’s Provincial Milk Bank still desperately needs more.

It’s construction, not resources like oil that keep B.C.’s economy moving. That’s at least the argument from city politicians after a near record-year for the total construction value of projects for 2016.

For the second year in a row, the city is appealing for the province to put a freeze on property assessments in light of another big increase to property values for the 2017 assessment. Earlier this month, council approved the motion after B.C.