
Cornelia Naylor
Reporter at Burnaby Now
Reporter at @BurnabyNOW_News • (236)-838-1839 • [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
burnabynow.com | Cornelia Naylor
WorkSafeBC fined a Langley underground utility construction company more than $255,000 after it struck four gas lines in 13 months, including one in Burnaby in November. The work safety watchdog was called to a job site in the 3700-block of Southwood Street near the Vancouver border on Nov. 29, according to WorkSafeBC reports obtained by the Burnaby NOW.
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2 weeks ago |
nsnews.com | Cornelia Naylor
WorkSafeBC fined a Langley underground utility construction company more than $255,000 after it struck four gas lines in 13 months, including one in Burnaby in November. The work safety watchdog was called to a job site in the 3700-block of Southwood Street near the Vancouver border on Nov. 29, according to WorkSafeBC reports obtained by the Burnaby NOW.
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2 weeks ago |
vancouverisawesome.com | Cornelia Naylor
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2 weeks ago |
castanet.net | Cornelia Naylor
Holding a dog while driving earned a Burnaby driver a $109 fine last week. The man was pulled over on Lougheed Highway near Production Way on April 9, according to a BC Highway Patrol news release Tuesday. Highway patrol used the incident to remind drivers to avoid distractions while driving. "Driving is a complex task," highway patrol Cpl. Michael McLaughlin said in the release. "You need all of your attention for unexpected lane changes, pedestrians, weather and obstacles.
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2 weeks ago |
castanetkamloops.net | Cornelia Naylor
Holding a dog while driving earned a Burnaby driver a $109 fine last week. The man was pulled over on Lougheed Highway near Production Way on April 9, according to a BC Highway Patrol news release Tuesday. Highway patrol used the incident to remind drivers to avoid distractions while driving. "Driving is a complex task," highway patrol Cpl. Michael McLaughlin said in the release. "You need all of your attention for unexpected lane changes, pedestrians, weather and obstacles.
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Jonathan Huete said he didn't mean to point the loaded handgun at the officer's face as he was fleeing police in an underground parkade. The gun was just falling out of his sweatpants and he didn't want to drop it #Burnaby https://t.co/mynm9iXymj via @BurnabyNOW_News

Big police/fire response to Madison Avenue highrise last night sparked by man allegedly setting off fire sprinklers on purpose #Burnaby https://t.co/FMf4c4m1it via @BurnabyNOW_News

Adam Woolacott will stay in jail until his sentencing next month for sex crimes against a child he met online when she's was 12 and he was 35 https://t.co/yAeNi4CQvK via @BurnabyNOW_News