Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

A song performed by a pair of Burnaby politicians, billed as a community anthem during the COVID-19 pandemic, is now digitally available for sale, with proceeds going to the food bank. Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley and Coun. Joe Keithley – a.k.a. D.O.A.

The provincial government will now allow local governments the ability to hold public hearings electronically during the current provincial state of emergency.

Blueridge group gives goodies to Berkley Care Centre and Lions Gate Hospital

In a bid to stem the financial bleeding at TransLink during the pandemic, the transit authority will resume collecting fares on June 1.

As we enter the next phase of living in the COVID-19 pandemic, four new rules have emerged when it comes to governing human behaviour.

Standards include a professional regard for “appearance, language, visual connection and focus,” plus enabled video without virtual backgrounds

The month of May celebrates Asian heritage and hate or racism is not welcomed in the province, said Anne Kang, B.C.’s Minister of Citizens’ Services and responsible for Multiculturalism, on Sunday.

‘The best guideline I can offer is: facts not fear’

Be prepared for fashion retailers to slash prices and entice customers with bargains when they reopen, following months-long closures aimed at slowing the spread of the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says some sectors won't reopen until they're confident they can operate safely