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Canada Votes: Terry Beech, Liberal Party, Burnaby North-Seymour

Canada Votes: Terry Beech, Liberal Party, Burnaby North-Seymour

The candidate biography for Terry Beech, a Liberal Party of Canada candidate in the April 2025 federal election.
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Canada Votes: Peter Julian, NDP, New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville

Canada Votes: Peter Julian, NDP, New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville

Meet Peter Julian, a New Democratic Party candidate in the April 28, 2025 federal election.
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Canada Votes: Jake Sawatzky, Liberal Party, New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville

Canada Votes: Jake Sawatzky, Liberal Party, New Westminster-Burnaby-Maillardville

Meet Jake Sawatzky, a Liberal candidate in the April 28, 2025 federal election.
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New West police investigating fatal single-vehicle collision on Cumberland Street

New West police investigating fatal single-vehicle collision on Cumberland Street

Burnaby senior dies after sustaining what at first appeared to be non-life-threatening injuries in a New West car crash.
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Two teens arrested with bear spray in Burnaby Metrotown anti-shoplifting blitz

Two teens arrested with bear spray in Burnaby Metrotown anti-shoplifting blitz

Police arrested 22 people and seized several weapons during an enforcement initiative in the Metrotown neighbourhood last month.
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The little red boat that could: Five generations of family fun on the 'Jor-G'

The little red boat that could: Five generations of family fun on the 'Jor-G'

A Burnaby boat bought in '59 reappears after 55 years, its original motor still running, sparking nostalgic memories.
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Photos: SFU hosts powwow celebrating Indigenous students and culture

Photos: SFU hosts powwow celebrating Indigenous students and culture

The annual event is held at the end of the school year and honours the achievements of Indigenous students past and present.
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Young people are losing money to scams: Better Business Bureau

Young people are losing money to scams: Better Business Bureau

Never trust too-good-to-be-true investment offers. If an investment promises massive returns with little effort, it's likely a scam, BBB warns.
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Possible guilty plea on seven B.C. restaurant break-in charges

Possible guilty plea on seven B.C. restaurant break-in charges

Richard Leslie Hall, 57, faces Vancouver and Burnaby break-and-enter charges.
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Your newsfeed just got sweeter. Welcome to Syrup

Your newsfeed just got sweeter. Welcome to Syrup

B.C. journalists launch new social media platform to showcase local journalism amid Meta's news ban.
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