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Canadians, even those with investments, have trouble seeing themselves as “investors,” according to a new study commissioned by the British Columbia Securities Commission.

February marks Psychology Month in British Columbia, and the BC Psychological Association is putting on two free public presentations in Burnaby to help raise awareness of the role psychology plays in our lives.

Well-known animal killer Kayla Bourque, a former resident of New Westminster, is once again in trouble with the courts. Bourque was originally convicted in 2012 for killing animals and also causing them unnecessary pain, primarily cats.

A GoFundMe campaign has been organized by a Burnaby resident to help out the dog that was the victim of an acid attack. According to the campaign’s page on the GoFundMe website, Mugsy is a six-month-old puppy that arrived in Vancouver on Dec.

The City of Burnaby’s financial reserves swelled by $372 million in 2018, hitting nearly $1.7 billion – but don’t expect that figure to keep growing.

"Their front-end loading plan is a recipe to bankrupt housing providers right across the country.

Burnaby’s school board chair took the Fraser Health Authority to task this week for poor communication around changes to an outreach service for local youth struggling with addiction and mental health issues.

Byelection campaigns can be extremely complex events. Voter turnout tends to be lower than in a regular electoral contest, when all the seats in a particular legislative body are at stake.

Premier says legislature clerk James Craig was ‘appointed arbitrarily’ in 2011

Hotly contested race has its first debate scheduled for Feb. 11