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Burnaby businesses recognized for excellence, 'resilience and innovation'

Burnaby businesses recognized for excellence, 'resilience and innovation'

The Burnaby Board of Trade hosted its 25th annual Burnaby Businesses Excellence Awards on Thursday, Nov. 14.
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With growing space limitations, Urban Academy delivers an enriched approach to high school education

With growing space limitations, Urban Academy delivers an enriched approach to high school education

With space limitations impacting high school options in Metro Vancouver, Urban Academy in New Westminster offers a place for students to thrive
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From Nanaimo to Burnaby, to North Vancouver to Ottawa, Terry Beech connects with Canadians where they are

From Nanaimo to Burnaby, to North Vancouver to Ottawa, Terry Beech connects with Canadians where they are

MP Terry Beech seeks to connect with Canadians through a people-first approach, innovative public service and a commitment to making government more accessible and impactful for all
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Burnaby begins Phase 2 of Edmonds traffic calming measures study

Burnaby begins Phase 2 of Edmonds traffic calming measures study

Phase 1 of the study began in September.
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Photos: Burnaby seniors care home pays tribute to Canadian veterans

Photos: Burnaby seniors care home pays tribute to Canadian veterans

Bugle Major, bagpipers and old military vehicles were included in the local procession ahead of the Remembrance Day weekend.
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This Burnaby dentistry combines modern treatments with old-school values

This Burnaby dentistry combines modern treatments with old-school values

Madison Centre Dental offers a comprehensive and holistic suite of services
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This sparkling Burnaby holiday festival raised $6K for hungry kids

This sparkling Burnaby holiday festival raised $6K for hungry kids

Hilton Vancouver Metrotown, celebrating 25 years, has now collected $10,000 in two years for Backpack Buddies, an organization that provides meals for local students.
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You can drop off shoeboxes in Burnaby, Coquitlam full of toys and supplies for kids in need

You can drop off shoeboxes in Burnaby, Coquitlam full of toys and supplies for kids in need

Operation Christmas Child is collecting shoeboxes and relief donations Nov. 18 to 24 to be sent off to kids around the world.
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Deck the halls with a fresh-cut Christmas tree that supports foster youth and young mothers

Deck the halls with a fresh-cut Christmas tree that supports foster youth and young mothers

Buy your fresh cut and potted trees from Aunt Leah's Christmas tree lots, open Nov. 22 & 23 in Burnaby, Vancouver Kerrisdale and Coquitlam
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Newly minted Burnaby Board of Trade CEO outlines a vision for a new era of business success

Newly minted Burnaby Board of Trade CEO outlines a vision for a new era of business success

Angie Whitfield was named the board’s new CEO in August
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