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Burnaby approves multimillion-dollar plan for water meters in homes, pay-for-use coming 2027

Burnaby approves multimillion-dollar plan for water meters in homes, pay-for-use coming 2027

Staff say universal water metering will lead to a 'significant reduction in overall water demand.'
Burnaby students' gingerbread fairy forest a tribute to childhood wonder

Burnaby students' gingerbread fairy forest a tribute to childhood wonder

A gingerbread creation designed, baked and decorated by a team of Burnaby Central Secondary students won second place at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver's 32nd annual gingerbread lane contest this year.
'A dream come true': Meet the best-selling B.C. author that's chronicled Taylor Swift's style

'A dream come true': Meet the best-selling B.C. author that's chronicled Taylor Swift's style

Sarah Chapelle, 13 years after she started blogging about the pop-culture icon's fashion, has become a celebrity to Swifties around the world.
Four Burnaby high schools will stagger classes to address overcrowding

Four Burnaby high schools will stagger classes to address overcrowding

A fifth block will be added and schedules staggered at Alpha Secondary, Burnaby Central Secondary, Burnaby Mountain Secondary and Moscrop Secondary next September, the school district says.
Discover the beauty of Burnaby in 'stunning' new coffee table photography book

Discover the beauty of Burnaby in 'stunning' new coffee table photography book

The City of Burnaby has released a new photographic coffee table book entitled 'Naturally Burnaby.'
Fresh flavours: Tacofino Metrotown announces delicious new menu items

Fresh flavours: Tacofino Metrotown announces delicious new menu items

The fan-favourite eatery has raised the bar again with an irresistible lineup of new menu items, now available at Tacofino’s Burnaby location in Metrotown
Burnaby RCMP to Cram the Cruiser for Burnaby Neighbourhood House

Burnaby RCMP to Cram the Cruiser for Burnaby Neighbourhood House

The food drive will take place on Dec. 5 and 6.
How Burnaby RCMP is supporting sick children this holiday season

How Burnaby RCMP is supporting sick children this holiday season

Toy drive honours the legacy of Keian Blundell who passed away from cancer in 2014 at six-years-old.
Utility conflicts obstruct cherry blossom, maple tree donation proposal in Burnaby

Utility conflicts obstruct cherry blossom, maple tree donation proposal in Burnaby

It’s proving harder than expected to plant a proposed donation of almost 100 trees near the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre in Burnaby.
Burnaby London Drugs locations participating in annual toy drive

Burnaby London Drugs locations participating in annual toy drive

Nineteen stores across western Canada, including two in Burnaby, will collect toys for families in need.