Opinion

A Burnaby landlord has apparently had enough with a “neighbour war” plaguing one local apartment building. I don’t blame them.

Kooky. When former B.C. Green leader Andrew Weaver (you knew he had stepped down, right?) took a highly public swipe at his likely successor on the weekend, one word stood out.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government “will continue discussions with the provinces without delay” to secure paid sick leave for Canadians.

Editor: In your experience with the City of Burnaby have you or any reader had an issue with getting a ticket for parking longer than three hours outside their residence in Burnaby? I got a fine for over three hours as I thought I was OK to park sinc

The B.C. legislature is set to resume sitting mid-June. Right now, the legislature is a fairly barren place. The offices that remain open have few staff and it remains closed to the public.

Editor: As a cyclist and a driver, I am shocked at the lack of good driving habits in Burnaby.

Editor: Re: He stomped out 10 Burnaby Airbnbs. The pain didn’t stop. Now and Then Blog I am a homeowner in East Vancouver where I also have an Airbnb listing. I also have a two-bedroom apartment in Burnaby which I rent.

Two big questions face Burnaby restaurants as phase two of B.C.’s Restart Plan unfolds. How can restaurants reassure diners that all precautions are being taken? And are there enough people ready to have a sit-down mean in a restaurant.

Two years ago, the number of Canadian veterans applying for disability benefits stood at roughly 30,000. Last year, that number climbed to 40,000, and this year it stood at 44,000.

Things are getting back to "normal" in phase two