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Firefighters had to break into a Burnaby apartment to reunite a toddler with its mom Sunday morning. Crews were called to an apartment building on Norfolk Street at about 10:15 a.m., according to assistant fire chief Stewart Colbourne.

One driver was fined $109 for driving a snow-covered vehicle.

Relief grants return 80 per cent of the carbon tax that commercial greenhouse growers of eligible crops have paid on natural gas and propane

The B.C. government will limit the number of “adversarial experts” who can testify in auto injury claims, Attorney General David Eby announced Monday, in an attempt to stem the $1-billion-a-year losses at the Insurance Corp. of B.C.

TransLink announced that there is no service on the Expo Line between Columbia Station and Lougheed station as of 8:30 am on Monday, Feb. 11.

Canadian political junkies will be watching Maywood Community School (4567 Imperial St.) closely tonight (Feb. 11) – if they can make it through the snow. The Burnaby Interagency Council will be hosting a debate between candidates in the Feb.

Welcome to chaos. Monday’s commute is a mess due to lingering issues from yesterday’s dump of snow – with more expected this afternoon and overnight. TransLink has tweeted a series of warnings about delays due to snow and ice.

The City of Burnaby added another 2,740 residents, as it inches closer and closer to hitting the quarter-million milestone. The city went from 245,736 residents to 248,476 – a 1.

Pipeline opponents were among the crowd

City partnering with province, BC Housing to replace Hall Towers and build market and non-market housing at Kingsway and Edmonds Street