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B.C. needs to invest in education, high-paying jobs, a "knowledge economy" and natural resources, according to New Democrat leader Adrian Dix. Dix's comments came at a Burnaby Board of Trade Luncheon on Thursday, July 21.

After housing the Burnaby Mental Wealth Society for more than a decade, the homey twostorey clubhouse at 6112 Sussex Ave. is up for lease.

Three Burnaby residents are among the 37 people who have turned themselves in to police after last month's Stanley Cup riot in downtown Vancouver. The numbers come courtesy of a Vancouver Police Department press release on Wednesday.

Two New Westminster residents are among the 37 people who have turned themselves in to police after last month's Stanley Cup riot in downtown Vancouver. The numbers come courtesy of a Vancouver Police Department press release on Wednesday.

What started as a school assignment has turned into a sporting drive to help families in need. Five Simon Fraser University students in a project management class came up with the idea to hold a sporting drive.

For the second time in three months, police swarmed around Pacific CoastCom, which sells high-end cellphones and smartphones at a business complex at 3430 Brighton Ave., right beside the Burnaby NOW office.

The City of Burnaby received the Portal of the Year Award from the Americas' SAP Users' Group for its Systems Applications and Products software, also known as SAP.

The Burnaby RCMP announced Thursday that its prolific offender suppression team has busted an elaborate theft ring that saw 10 people arrested, 103 charges and more than $40,000 in electronic devices seized.

Parents' Voice group creating a new civic party

Burnaby RCMP investigators are frustrated by a lack of co-operation from two stabbing victims who suffered minor injuries Sunday night. The incident occurred at a restaurant in the 4700-block of Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby RCMP media liaison Cpl.