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10/16/2026

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1854 Douglas Rd, Burnaby, BC V5C 5A6
CALL 778-594-2222 OR TEXT 778-800-6557
WWW.VANCOUVERCARCENTRE.CA
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A ransomware attack on Burnaby’s school district has exposed sensitive personal information, including student records, ...
10/16/2026

A ransomware attack on Burnaby’s school district has exposed sensitive personal information, including student records, identification documents and confidential educational assessments.

The district confirmed that cybercriminals accessed its systems on Sept. 21 and copied files containing names, contact details, birth dates and other personal information. Some compromised records may also include immigration documents, student diagnoses, specialized learning needs and employee personnel information. Although officials say the most sensitive information remains secure and the overall impact is limited, Burnaby RCMP and B.C.’s privacy commissioner have been notified. Families are being encouraged to watch for suspicious messages and potential identity fraud, with fraud alert registration offered as a precaution.

British Columbia’s three main political party leaders faced off in their only televised election debate, clashing over t...
10/15/2026

British Columbia’s three main political party leaders faced off in their only televised election debate, clashing over taxes, government spending, election reform and the province’s future.

NDP Leader David Eby defended his decision to call a snap election, saying his government needed a stronger mandate to address economic challenges and U.S. tariff threats. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson proposed tax cuts and economic growth to tackle B.C.’s projected $13.8-billion deficit, while Green Leader Emily Lowan pushed for proportional representation and electoral reform. Both opposition leaders criticized Eby’s record and questioned his government’s promises. The debate also featured recorded messages from CentreBC Leader Elenore Sturko and OneBC Leader Dallas Brodie, who outlined their parties’ priorities.

Vancouver has reached a new culinary milestone, with AnnaLena becoming the city’s first restaurant to earn two Michelin ...
10/07/2026

Vancouver has reached a new culinary milestone, with AnnaLena becoming the city’s first restaurant to earn two Michelin stars.

The Michelin Guide unveiled its 2026 Vancouver selection, praising AnnaLena in Kitsilano for its seasonal tasting menu, precise techniques, creative global influences and polished dining experience. The restaurant, led by chef Michael Robbins and operations manager Jeff Parr, had previously earned recognition among Canada’s top restaurants. The 2026 guide also added new Bib Gourmand selections, including Kavita, which celebrates regional Indian cuisine using local ingredients.

A man in his 60s survived after being struck by a train while walking along CN tracks in Surrey Tuesday evening.Surrey p...
10/07/2026

A man in his 60s survived after being struck by a train while walking along CN tracks in Surrey Tuesday evening.

Surrey police say the man was walking near the Golden Ears Connector and 182 Street when he did not hear or see the approaching train and was “clipped” while attempting to avoid it. He remained conscious and was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Police say the incident does not appear to have been intentional, and CN Rail has taken over the investigation.

Vancouver police are cracking down on unsafe e-scooter riding, issuing more than 1,275 warnings and tickets during a mon...
10/05/2026

Vancouver police are cracking down on unsafe e-scooter riding, issuing more than 1,275 warnings and tickets during a month-long safety blitz across the city.

Helmet violations accounted for most of the enforcement, with police issuing 753 warnings and 167 tickets to riders without proper head protection. Around 450 officers have been monitoring schools, bike paths, crosswalks, intersections and popular routes near Vancouver’s beaches, while also watching for risky behaviour such as riding with passengers. Police say education remains a major part of the campaign as e-scooters become an increasingly popular way to get around the city.

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1854 Douglas Road
Burnaby, BC
V5C5A6

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Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 10am - 8pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 3pm

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