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STM carnival next month
St. Thomas More Collegiate is gearing up for a fundraising carnival. The independent school is hosting a day of fun on May 11, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. There will be carnival games, mini-donuts, face-painting, a cake walk, a bouncy castle, a dunk tank, a magician, a beer garden for the adults, live music and entertainment. There will also be gifts and plants for Mother's Day. Admission is $2, and tickets for games or rides are $2 each. The school is at 7450 12th Ave.
Local grapplers medal at nationals
St. Thomas More Collegiate's Darthe Capellan won the gold medal at 50 kilograms at the Canadian juvenile wrestling championships in Saskatoon this weekend.
Badminton tops athlete awards
Badminton proved the sport of choice at the annual Douglas College awards.
Badminton tops athlete awards
Badminton proved the sport of choice at the annual Douglas College awards.
Cemetery truck traffic to use main entrance
Forest Lawn Memorial Park and the City of Burnaby have agreed all of the cemetery's truck traffic will use the main entrance, after a delegation appeared before city council March 11, and council chambers were packed with Burnaby South residents in opposition to other entrances being used.
Westview grapplers ready for next year
Cody Osborn had hoped to have a medal in tow when he returned home from the B.C. high school wrestling championships in Duncan.
Rebels rewrite record book
The Burnaby South Rebels left their mark in history at the B.C. high school AAA boys' basketball championships.
Burnaby South Rebels rewrite record book
The Burnaby South Rebels left their mark in history at the B.C. high school AAA boys' basketball championships.
Eighth-place finish for Falcons
The Sardis secondary senior boys basketball team and its entourage of enthusiastic fans showed plenty of spirit during the school's historic first-ever B.C. Boys AAA Championship last week.
Burnaby couple lives by their music for 33 years
Mozart's opera The Magic Flute, will be transformed into a First Nations saga by the Vancouver Opera Company, and two long-time Burnaby musicians will be lending their talents to the music.
Kitsilano Blue Demons and St. George’s Saints advance to the Elite 8
It all comes down to this Saturday night. The AAA senior boys basketball provincial championships started Tuesday at the Langley Events Centre. The final is 8 p.m. March 9.
Sharks show their bite at provincial tourney
Officially the Steveston-London Sharks finished ninth in their first-ever appearance at the B.C. AAA Girls Basketball Championships. An even bigger accomplishment was the level of respect this unheralded team earned.
South wins back-to-back hoop titles
Burnaby South's Jermaine Hayley is best known for his offensive talents, but it was his effort on defence that helped the Rebels to a first-ever provincial junior varsity basketball title.
South wins back-to-back hoop titles
Burnaby South's Jermaine Hayley is best known for his offensive talents, but it was his effort on defence that helped the Rebels to a first-ever provincial junior varsity basketball title.
Burnaby South to back door at B.C. AAA high school girls' basketball finals
Burnaby South had the heart, but not quite the depth in its first-round matchup against No. 4ranked Oak Bay Breakers.
Students collecting donations
A Burnaby continuing education teacher and her Grade 12 social justice students are collecting donations for Jeffrey Ross Residence and Crabtree Corner on March 9.
Fourth B.C. mat gold for top 'Cat
Amar Dhesi of Burnaby Central won a fifth medal and fourth provincial gold in his five-year B.C. high school wrestling career.
South second
It was a proud moment for Burnaby South supporters despite the loss at the final of the Lower Mainland high school AAA boys' basketball championships.
Four-game win streak for Sardis
The Sardis secondary senior boys basketball team is headed to the provincial championships for the first time in its 80year history.
