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RCMP won't face charges in shooting death of Angus Mitchell

RCMP won't face charges in shooting death of Angus Mitchell

Less than a year after the shooting of Angus Mitchell, the Vancouver Police Department has completed its review of the incident and concluded that there is no evidence to support charges against the officers involved. According to Const.
Harnessing magic in Burnaby

Harnessing magic in Burnaby

BCIT students save rare cherry trees

On the streets of Burnaby, the cherry trees are in full bloom, boasting the end of winter and the promise of a warmer season.

Burnaby studio says NDP understands the value of B.C. film

A major player in Burnaby's film industry was happy to hear the NDP announcement about increasing tax credits if elected to power next month.

Top chefs

Top chef: Alana Peckham, executive chef at the Hart House restaurant, is getting ready for the Empty Bowls fundraiser in Burnaby on April 18.

New Liberal candidate for Burnaby-Lougheed

The B.C. Liberal Party has finally announced a candidate for Burnaby-Lougheed, the riding held by longtime Liberal Harry Bloy.

No real alternative to incineration: Mayor

Despite a recent report criticizing waste incineration, Mayor Derek Corrigan defends the practice as an optimal alternative to landfills.

Shots fired near city park

Burnaby RCMP found several bullet casings near Central Park after responding to reports of shots fired early Sunday morning. Police received calls around 6 a.m.

New Burnaby mural part of international project

A new mural going ahead in the Kingsway Imperial Neighbourhood will be part of the world's largest mural project, according to a city report.

Public gets say in first-ever secondary suite program

The public will soon be able to weigh in on Burnaby's proposed program to legalize secondary suites.