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This year's UBCM conference in Whistler plans to cover major themes, include housing, safety, mental health and addictions, and climate change.

SFU history professor Nicolas Kenny speaks about the future of the monarchy in Canada and the change in the political landscape.

Oct. 15 is election day across B.C. and Burnaby will turn out to vote for council and school board representatives.

The Metro Vancouver housing market is in a healthier position for first-time homebuyers or someone looking to get into the real estate market, says one expert.

Ahmed Riyaz Tahir, 21, has been handed a life sentence with no chance of parole for 17 years for the murder of Blerton (Toni) Dalipi, 19, outside Boss Vapes in Burnaby. At Tahir's sentencing, the court heard Dalipi had been a suspect in the killing of Bailey McKinney on a Coquitlam basketball court in April 2021.

Queen Elizabeth II took the throne in 1952 at the age of 25.

B.C. job growth went from slow-down mode in July to an all-out gutting in August, according to data released Friday by Statistics Canada.

A New West Record reporter was on hand to document a showdown between a skunk and a coyote in Moody Park Friday morning.

VICTORIA — The life of Queen Elizabeth is being celebrated in British Columbia upon news of her death. British Columbia Lt.-Gov.

The Queen visited Burnaby in 1971 and 1951, drawing thousands of people.