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While the school district's business company is winding down its overseas operations, the programs it launched in China with district money will now be run by a private company.

RCH Donation Day set for Oct. 8

Life just got a little bit easier for pregnant women in the Fraser Health region. Fraser Health just announced the launch of its Best Beginnings website, bestbeginnings.fraserhealth.

Housekeeping staff held an info picket outside Burnaby Hospital on Monday afternoon

Roy Tubbs fears new bus route changes will create a “transit ghetto” in his neighbourhood. Tubbs is appealing to city council for assistance in helping convince TransLink to reverse its recent changes to the 154 bus route.

While some communities outside the Lower Mainland have begun limiting the number of memorial benches available, New Westminster’s bench dedication program still has plenty left throughout the city.

New Westminster is aiming for a "quick win” by seeking to have East Eighth Avenue and East Columbia Street removed from the region’s truck route network.

U.S. lawsuit seeks watershed decision on coal shipments to B.C., Washington State

Former blue-collar worker Peter Julian wants a green light from his bosses before taking a run at a new job in Victoria. The Burnaby-New Westminster MP wants his constituents to tell him whether he should stay in Ottawa or make a bid for the B.C.

An enrolment boom at Douglas College has prompted a “preliminary” consideration to expand the school to an empty piece of land across the street at Royal Avenue and Eighth Street.