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Have your say on B.C. rental housing reforms, Burnaby

Have your say on B.C. rental housing reforms, Burnaby

The B.C. government launched its Rental Housing Task Force on Monday with a new website and a tour across the province to speak with renters and landlords starting next week.
Alleged bank robber faces 12 charges after robbery spree in Burnaby, Vancouver, Coquitlam

Alleged bank robber faces 12 charges after robbery spree in Burnaby, Vancouver, Coquitlam

A 46-year-old Vancouver man faces 12 charges in relation to a string of bank robberies, including more than one in Burnaby. Police identified Sean Bishop as a suspect after a bank robbery in the 1900-block of Rosser Avenue on Feb.
Student report urges action on sexual violence

Student report urges action on sexual violence

Post-secondary student group says educational institutions need to do more to protect students
100L oil spill near Kamloops causes temporary closure of Trans Mountain pipeline

100L oil spill near Kamloops causes temporary closure of Trans Mountain pipeline

Oil went into ground and contained at Darfield facility.
New bylaw amplifies emergency radios in Burnaby highrises

New bylaw amplifies emergency radios in Burnaby highrises

City council has heeded calls from the Burnaby’s fire and police departments to create a bylaw that ensures emergency radios work properly in new highrises.
Housing is a priority issue for Burnaby MP Terry Beech

Housing is a priority issue for Burnaby MP Terry Beech

Non-market housing project being considered on Hastings Street
Update: Police arrest high-risk sex-offender

Update: Police arrest high-risk sex-offender

A high-risk sex offender failed to return to his Vancouver halfway house Wednesday night
Update: Police arrest high-risk sex-offender

Update: Police arrest high-risk sex-offender

A high-risk sex offender failed to return to his Vancouver halfway house Wednesday night
Renoviction protection rules added for B.C. renters

Renoviction protection rules added for B.C. renters

New protections for renters devised by the provincial government have now come into effect. Changes to the Residential Tenancy Act aim to compensate renters who face eviction because of renovation or demolitions.
B.C. introduces new juror support program

B.C. introduces new juror support program

People in B.C. who have served as jurors – and experienced stress and mental-health challenges from that service – will now have access to free counselling sessions at the conclusion of a trial, thanks to a new juror support program.