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Seven known deaths among Burnaby's homeless population in 2021

Seven known deaths among Burnaby's homeless population in 2021

B.C. saw a 75 per cent increase of deaths in individuals experiencing homelessness in 2021 compared to 2020.
B.C.'s dry, hot weather to continue for weeks, says meteorologist

B.C.'s dry, hot weather to continue for weeks, says meteorologist

A high-pressure system dominating much of B.C. will continue to deflect Pacific storms into Alaska and Yukon.
Election heat: Is there a limit to Burnaby’s population growth?

Election heat: Is there a limit to Burnaby’s population growth?

The question nobody prepared for.
'This is the first step': SCWHL pleased with resignations of top Hockey Canada personnel

'This is the first step': SCWHL pleased with resignations of top Hockey Canada personnel

Numerous companies have paused or ended sponsorship agreements with the national governing body amid ongoing sexual assault allegations and misconduct.
Burnaby resident speaks out after losing $16K in cryptocurrency scam

Burnaby resident speaks out after losing $16K in cryptocurrency scam

'He only left me alone finally once he took out every penny from my credit card and my chequing account'
Metro Vancouver gas prices set to see 'historic' drop

Metro Vancouver gas prices set to see 'historic' drop

Metro Vancouver's gasoline prices are set to fall a record 35 cents in one day, while Victoria will see a 26-cent drop.
Photographer freeze-frames impermanent street art

Photographer freeze-frames impermanent street art

Local Burnaby photographer, Barbara-Lynn Pollard, will participate in the sixth annual Vancouver Outsider Arts festival from Oct. 14 to Oct. 16.
'I miss her more than words can explain': Amanda Todd's family describes impact of losing her in Port Coquitlam sextortion case

'I miss her more than words can explain': Amanda Todd's family describes impact of losing her in Port Coquitlam sextortion case

The sentencing of Aydin Coban is expected to wrap up on Friday.
Burnaby school district launches campaign to help students manage COVID-era stress

Burnaby school district launches campaign to help students manage COVID-era stress

'They didn’t have access to those things that brought them connection and joy, and therefore typically supported their mental wellness.'
Mental health-related incidents remained stable during pandemic, study shows

Mental health-related incidents remained stable during pandemic, study shows

"Calls for increased police budgets to respond to expected increases in mental health-related incidents may be unjustified," the study says.