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Revenue from expanded pipeline to fund clean-energy projects, including electrification

UPDATED (6:13 p.m.): The B.C. Conservation Officer Service says an aggressive black bear that attacked people having a picnic on Burnaby Mountain has been shot dead.

Staff members at the Marmot Recovery Foundation were surprised by the recent birth of two marmot babies at their Mount Washington facility.

Council listened to about two hours of public input, largely negative, about a proposed crosswalk to recognize the LGBTQ2S community.

The Canucks didn’t pick any defencemen at the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, but Jim Benning and Judd Brackett didn’t seem defensive about it.

Transit police are looking for help finding a man who allegedly flashed his genitals at a female SkyTrain passenger in April.

The City of Burnaby issued another notice reminding residents of a major road closure on Tuesday, June 25. Willingdon Avenue will be closed between Canada Way and Burke Street in Burnaby from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Urban design intended to prevent unwanted behaviour in public areas, such as loitering or sleeping

With the Canucks’ prospect development camp moved up a week so that it’s right after the draft, there’s barely time to breathe. The Canucks released the roster on Monday and the camp kicks off on Tuesday.

BC Coroners office investigating June 22 incident