The Scoop

Today on the Scoop: after the closure of three news outlets in April, a Local news co-op has now  launches for Burnaby, New Westminster, and the Tri-Cities.

New bylaw proposed in Burnaby aims to decrease wildlife feeding within city limits.

A North Vancouver exhibit honours the region’s transportation past, provides insight for the future. Danny Nesvaderani at CJSF in Burnaby tells us more.

Housing, health, and street disorder were top of mind at this year’s Union of British Columbia Municipalities convention, held this year in Victoria. Mayor of Nanaimo, Leonard Krog, talked about how street disorder is affecting every community across the province, no matter the size.

On September 20th, Simon Fraser University’s opened its very first purpose built art museum, the Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum at SFU’s Burnaby Campus. Danny Nesvaderani at CJSF has more.

In Burnaby, Vision Zero Vancouver is a local non profit that is advocating for one specific thing: to see zero deaths and serious injuries on Metro Vancouver streets. But how? Danny Nesvaderani at CJSF Reports.

A new ‘Culture Quest’ app encourages people to explore the North Shore, Danny Nesvaderani at CJSF in Burnaby. B.C. has more. A family music camp strikes a new chord in the Comox Valley, Heather Watson at CHLY in Nanaimo, B.C. brings us that story.

Pride Flag raising event in Burnaby affirms City’s stance on 2SLGBTQIA+ advocacy, Danny Nesvaderani  at CJSF in Burnaby has more. Tex the Grizzly killed on Texada island has residents “devastated”. Heather Watson has that story at CHLY in Nanaimo.

Archaeology is a rapidly-growing industry in British Columbia, as all construction projects are required to complete an Archaeological Impact Assessment that’s why the Port Moody PoMo Museum is hosting a new workshops. Jesse Wentzloff at CJSF in Burnaby has the story.

The Nanaimo Area Land Trust Has been working to preserve the Western Painted Turtle nesting habitats at Buttertubs Marsh. Lauryn Mackenzie at CHLY has more.