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North Delta’s Danielle Kisser is just one of many local athletes whose dreams of competing in Tokyo this summer were dashed when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Kisser, who has dwarfism, is a swimmer in the Canadian National program.

From the pots and pans to the sirens that echo through the streets every evening, this week is dedicated to thanking medical laboratory professionals working behind-the-scenes during COVID-19.

Conservatives say some small businesses falling through the cracks of federal aid programs

While there has been some improvement in the supply of personal protective equipment for those working in B.C.

COVID-19 means Burnaby roads are much quieter these days. Which means reckless racers are trying to take advantage. Thankfully, Burnaby RCMP are stepping up their traffic enforcement game.

After a couple weeks of sunshine and warm weather, rain is in the forecast for most of the upcoming week.

Some say the shuttering or scaling down of many restaurants could lead to an explosion in the area's rat population, while others say a migration is more likely. Either way, expect to see emboldened rats.

Parcels has reached levels only seen during the 'busiest weeks of the Christmas season.'

As its stores and cafeterias are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ikea is sharing the recipe for its signature Swedish meatballs – and they won’t be as difficult to assemble as the company’s furniture.

There have been an additional two deaths, bringing B.C.'s provincial total to 100.