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A sold-out crowd at the Marriot Vancouver Pinnacle was on hand last Thursday to see the Maria Keary Cottage, a 35-bed supportive housing facility located at 305 Carnarvon St.

The City of Burnaby is reminding people not to dump anything down storm drains after someone reported a milky substance in Eagle Creek on Sunday, Oct. 2.

A property on Dow Avenue in the Metrotown area that is up for rezoning has a long history of problems, according to an area resident.

A routine traffic stop recently netted West Vancouver police four arrests, including a Burnaby man with a concealed weapon. A West Vancouver officer pulled over a black Honda Accord in the 3700-block of Cypress Bowl Road Sept.

The British Columbia government is pushing to have TV cameras and radio microphones allowed into all criminal trials related to the Stanley Cup riot.

Bull's-eye: This Royal City resident took advantage of the nice weather to improve his aim. Aaron Franzen, New Westminster resident and archery enthusiast, lets an arrow fly at the Burnaby Lake archery field.

The Safe Streets and Communities Act, also known as Bill C14, was tabled by federal justice minister Rob Nicholson on Sept. 20, is worrisome in many respects, according to local critics.

Ask most immigrants why they came to Canada, and they'll tell you it was to live a life of more opportunity for themselves and their children.

Heritage B.C.'s annual conference is being held in Burnaby today and tomorrow. B.C.'s Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, Steve Thomson, will speak at the conference today.

Local streamkeeper still wants answers about spill that killed fish in Burnaby creek in 2007