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Beth Holbrook first got interested in bear management when she was confronted by a bear. The resident of the Forest Grove neighbourhood in North Burnaby was out walking her 80-pound dog when she found herself face to face with a bear.

Heather Leung, the Conservative candidate for Burnaby North-Seymour, still hasn’t returned any of the messages from the Burnaby NOW to comment on her stands regarding social issues. But that doesn’t mean her stances aren’t available.

It fell to Environment Minister George Heyman to comment Wednesday on a new initiative by Indigenous leaders to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline from the federal government.

City cites 'increased acts of aggression and disruption' for more security on council days

So, you’re a Metro Vancouverite and you say you’re not jumping on the Toronto Raptors bandwagon. You swear you’re a diehard fan not just cheering now to make up for the Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­Canucks stinking up the joint.

If you say you love bears, then you should stop doing things to get them killed. Because bears are, in fact, getting killed. A lot of them. And not in some far-off, distant part of B.C., but really close to home.

While waiting for the money laundering inquiry to start, the B.C. government tried Tuesday to block one of the lesser-known routes dirty money might be following in B.C.

Dear editor : Re: Blurred Lines, May 24 editorial viewpoint on Bike to Work Week. Biking to work is great. I do it once a week from upper Lynn Valley to Burnaby. Some do it daily year-round, which is amazing. It could be much better though.

Class size and composition remain stumbling blocks as sides try to hammer out a deal