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Rescue group wants ban on sale of small animals in pet shops

The B.C. government is giving the City of Burnaby nearly $1.4 million from the provincial coffers.

Burnaby RCMP are investigating a shooting that happened early on July 10 near the Sperling SkyTrain station. Police were called to Greenwood and Winston streets shortly after 1 a.m., where they found the victim.

Burnaby's Chevron refinery will face ongoing challenges in the wake of a National Energy Board decision not to grant the company prioritized access to crude from the Kinder Morgan pipeline, but there are no current plans to increase rail shipments.

Burnaby NDP MLA Kathy Corrigan is raising questions around an apparent plot to silence a woman working for the Liberals who may have had information that was damaging to the premier and the party. "It's quite shocking.

Traffic enforcement officers were out in full force on Monday, handing out tickets to speeders and distracted drivers throughout Burnaby.

It's an anniversary, but there's little to celebrate. Local residents opposed to Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion are holding a rally to mark the anniversary of the 2007 pipeline rupture. The rally, scheduled for Wednesday, July 24 at 7 p.m.

City animal rights activists fight for a pet sales ban, but local pet shop owners say they aren't the problem

The Edmonds City Fair is on this Sunday, July 21, and the whole community is invited to come out and celebrate.

The trial of a Burnaby Mountie accused of getting into a physical scrap with a woman over a parking spot outside a Langley mall began in B.C. Provincial Court in Surrey on Tuesday. Const. Harinder Paul Singh Pabla is charged with assault.