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Two court cases challenging the Trans Mountain expansion have failed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.

A 10-year-ban against a Burnaby used-car dealership caught selling unsafe cars has been upheld by a B.C. Supreme Court judge, but a 10-year ban against its owner has been quashed. Best Import Auto Ltd.

Local parks will gain four civilian bylaw officers on bikes this summer, but they’ll lose seven RCMP bike cops because of a shortage of police resources, according to Burnaby’s top cop. Chief Supt.

An 81-year-old man whose SUV slammed head-on into a transit bus in Burnaby Wednesday afternoon has died.

More than three years after they shot a man wielding a plastic BB gun, three Burnaby RCMP officers have been cleared of wrongdoing in the incident by B.C.’s police watchdog. Police were called to the 9300 block of Salish Court at about 8 p.m.

British Columbia is suing Alberta because it says a new law, enacted last week, that restricts oil exports to British Columbia is unconstitutional. The B.C.

Voters will have five new Burnaby Citizens Association trustee candidates to choose from this fall. On April 29, the NDP-affiliated municipal party nominated five new candidates for school board: Bill Brassington Jr.

Civil Resolution Tribunal agrees that strata's definition of "small dog" too vague to be enforced

For the second time in three years, a Burnaby elementary school has taken top spot at the B.C. Elementary School Team Chess Championships last weekend. Marlborough Elementary wrested the top prize from defending champions St.

Politicians elected in October will have to start coming up with strategies, conference hears