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B.C. Supreme Court decision expected Wednesday morning, while activists plan to stop pipeline company

The company needs to install a helicopter staging area and drill two holes on Burnaby Mountain to take soil samples for further study. The work was originally scheduled to wrap up by the end of September.

If work is delayed long enough, company may opt for Westridge pipeline route again

Striking Burnaby teachers said they were getting more enthusiast honks on the picket lines Tuesday morning after news a tentative agreement had been struck at the provincial bargaining table.

Burnaby Mounties are investigating after a man was killed when his car struck a pole near the Vancouver border Friday night. A vehicle was travelling southbound on Boundary Road at 11:40 p.m. on Sept.

Burnaby Staff Sgt. Wayne Baier said he wasn't about to let riding in the Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast go unchecked on his bucket list.

Burnaby Mounties are reminding residents to use caution when walking alone following a series of incidents near North Road and the Brunette River where a man allegedly exposed himself to passersby.

A Business in Vancouver “Forty under 40” award winner will steer the Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation through one of the largest hospital redevelopments in Canada. Jeff Norris was announced as the foundation’s new president and CEO Monday.

It took Burnaby RCMP only three weeks to track down and arrest the suspect in a brazen shooting at Brentwood mall in June.

It was a busy summer for Burnaby Mounties. Crimes, including break-and-enters and car thefts, throughout the city all increased over the summer months, according to the Burnaby RCMP’s monthly report for July and August. At the Sept.