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A tech-savvy business owner helped Burnaby Mounties nab an alleged truck thief earlier this month. On June 1, Burnaby RCMP got a report of a stolen work vehicle.

Police and the coast guard were called in after passing boater discovered a body

Starting June 25, customers should follow station signage at the Lougheed Station

Businesses have to be careful not to let the stigma of marijuana use affect how they treat employees once it’s legalized, according to Ashley Mitchell, a labour and employment lawyer with Miller Thomson.

Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services introduces Lola the trauma dog

Staff will consult with users on pulling the plug on hot tubs at Kits, Marpole and Dunbar community centres

Anti-pipeline protesters shut down access to Trans Mountain’s Westridge Marine terminal in Burnaby Monday morning but no one opted to be arrested under a recently expanded court injunction aimed at demonstrators.

The provincial government is launching a review of BC Hydro in a bid to reel in rate increases, control costs and to “position” the utility for “future success.

Second annual F.U.B.A.R. Roller Jam set for Sunday

Order to be random rather than alphabetical; to be determined by 'shaking box' full of candidates' names