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When he plays the Commodore this weekend with his band D.O.A., Burnaby city councillor Joe Keithley will swap his business suit for a more familiar T-shirt and cut-off denim. But, he says, the values that drive his music and politics are not so different.

Burnaby's retro-themed diner offering burgers and milkshakes on their menu is joining Richmond's food scene and replacing a fried chicken joint.

Most memorable stories include a former city councillor's cow poop project, a duo restoring Honda scooters and the prolonged strike at the Sheraton hotel

A total of 75 restaurants, pubs and establishments in the Tri-Cities were chosen as local residents' go-to spots for dining, drinking or grocery shopping.

"I think today, too many oldsters and even youngsters, they eat way too much sweet things and sugar is just that bad for you.”

Maples Residences' Pauline Scott can't go a day without her morning walk and coffee in Steveston.

The city plans to spend $252 million over the next three years to upgrade its six wastewater treatment plants.

The Council-run event was held at Benone.

You may have paid extra for a to-go cup for your favorite beverage in Vancouver. Retailers get to keep the money. But what are they offering in return?