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It took a half-hour of badgering in the legislature on Tuesday, but Premier John Horgan finally explained the context to a rude remark he made a few years ago about a construction union.

It likely won’t explain why every gas station in town raises and lowers their prices at the same time. It certainly won’t explain why every hike comes when your tank is empty, and every price drop comes after you’ve filled up.

The local anti-Trans Mountain group BROKE (Burnaby Residents Opposed to Kinder Morgan Expansion) has waged a pretty heroic campaign against the pipeline project.

Condos can be ideal arrangement for single-family homeowners

It is easy to overstate junctures in a government’s history as important, but there is no doubt that John Horgan’s B.C. NDP administration finds itself neck deep in mid-term competence tests.

One of B.C. Ferries’ newest vessels broke down the other day, and passengers were OK with that. Delays? Just part of living on an island. Chill.

For a city as urban as Burnaby, we do manage to see a lot of wildlife around here. Coyotes, deer, bears, herons and beavers – especially at Burnaby Lake. But mink? That’s a first for me.

Remember in the first Austin Powers movie where the arch-fiend Dr. Evil quite rightly vented frustration to his henchpeople over how the specifications for his torture chamber were not fulfilled? “I have one simple request.

The Attorney General’s Ministry said Tuesday it is carefully reviewing last week’s B.C. Supreme Court decision that overruled its attempt to block the Office of the Representative for Children and Youth from getting access to government records.