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First-ever night market coming to Metrotown

First-ever night market coming to Metrotown

The free Burnaby summer kick-off market, featuring several food vendors and family activities, will run from July 4 to 7.
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'Hit the ground running': These are the new directors of the Burnaby Housing Authority board

'Hit the ground running': These are the new directors of the Burnaby Housing Authority board

Professionals from the development, financial and legal industries have been tasked with developing non-market rental housing through the new Burnaby Housing Authority.
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Where do I see fireworks in Burnaby on Canada Day?

Where do I see fireworks in Burnaby on Canada Day?

There's something for everyone at Burnaby's three staple Canada Day events coming Monday, July 1.
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Burnaby reveals legendary lineup for free Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival

Burnaby reveals legendary lineup for free Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival

This year's Burnaby Blues and Roots will feature a range of stunning voices in B.C.'s most beautiful outdoor venue.
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Burnaby kicks off BC Parkway planning with free summer events, activities

Burnaby kicks off BC Parkway planning with free summer events, activities

Burnaby is in the midst of planning for a refreshed BC Parkway between Boundary Road and Royal Oak.
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You can find one-of-a-kind flavours at this massive bubble tea festival in Burnaby

You can find one-of-a-kind flavours at this massive bubble tea festival in Burnaby

Get a taste of Taiwan at the Canada Bubble Tea Festival, happening July 19 - 21 at Swangard Stadium
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'I had to check again': Coquitlam man hits $500K lotto jackpot on the last ticket in his pile

'I had to check again': Coquitlam man hits $500K lotto jackpot on the last ticket in his pile

Coquitlam's Roueintan Avali bought his winning ticket at a variety store in Burnaby.
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Have your short story published in our new 'Sunday Night Read'

Have your short story published in our new 'Sunday Night Read'

Writers from the Tri-Cities, Burnaby and New Westminster are wanted to submit short stories for publication.
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$14M needed to renew aging, leaking, 'end of life' outdoor pools in Burnaby

$14M needed to renew aging, leaking, 'end of life' outdoor pools in Burnaby

Burnaby is in the middle of creating a 25-year plan for its outdoor pools, wading pools and spray parks.
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Burnaby wants to demolish a 99-year-old home, fold into park

Burnaby wants to demolish a 99-year-old home, fold into park

City staff say it would be 'cost intensive' to get the Louis and Annie Hill residence back to its former glory.
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