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Cicely Mary Brown would greet fellow volunteers with a kind word and a plate of cookies, according to Burnaby Village Museum conservator Elisabeth Czerwinski.

As Vancouver police unveiled their latest initiative, transit shelter posters asking for the public's help in identifying potential rioters from last June's Stanley Cup riot, they also announced that Crown counsel has approved 18 more charges against

B.C. Teachers' Federation president Susan Lambert spoke to a group of striking teachers' and their supporters today at Burnaby North Secondary in the midst of an ongoing labour dispute with the provincial government.

February was not a good month for Lower Mainland drivers who still insist on using handheld devices while driving.

Did you know that the Heights was supposed to be Burnaby's toniest neighbourhood? Charles J. Peter, who managed the G.F. and J. Galt Company, had Overlynn Manor built in 1909 to attract other successful people to the neighbourhood.

The Vancouver Police Department announced Monday morning the arrest of 25-year-old Matthew Scott, who faces a second-degree murder charge in the 2011 death of Melanie Alexis O'Neill, a Simon Fraser University professor. On July 26, 2011, around 10 p.

A former Burnaby gun store owner and Burnaby South basketball star who pleaded guilty to trafficking more than 100 illegal firearms has been sentenced to an additional four years in prison.

Donna Chavarria, wife of Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame builder Ossie Chavarria and mother of recent Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame inductee David Chavarria, passed away on Feb. 29.

What was once tentative is now a done deal. Burnaby's unionized school support workers have finalized an agreement with the B.C. Public School Employees Association - and they did it under the government's net-zero mandate.

In an attempt to address a widening skills gap in its industry, Kirmac Collision Services has introduced a new on-the-job training program.