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Burnaby Mountie's summer soccer camp thriving

Burnaby Mountie's summer soccer camp thriving

A summer soccer camp started by a local Mountie for kids in a low-income Burnaby neighbourhood just keeps on growing. RCMP Const.
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Farmer-florists are the hot growing trend

Farmer-florists are the hot growing trend

The flower business has been borrowing trends from the food industry: fresh, local, sustainably grown and often heirloom.
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Rumble on Gray brings family fun to Burnaby

Rumble on Gray brings family fun to Burnaby

The Rumble on Gray is back for a day of family fun. The annual street fair, hosted by Jubilee United Church at 7591 Gray Ave. (at Rumble), returns on Saturday, Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Celebrate literacy with pancakes and medals in Burnaby

Celebrate literacy with pancakes and medals in Burnaby

Burnaby Public Library hosting medal ceremony this Saturday
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Get a free popsicle as an act of local love in the Lower Mainland

Get a free popsicle as an act of local love in the Lower Mainland

“This is local love in action, which is all about making our communities better"
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Burnaby International Folk Dancers welcome new members

Burnaby International Folk Dancers welcome new members

Want to try your hand – or feet – at something new for fall? The Burnaby International Folk Dancers are inviting people to come check out the club at an open house event on Tuesday, Sept. 18 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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How to get one of 2000 free slices of B.C.’s biggest blueberry pie

How to get one of 2000 free slices of B.C.’s biggest blueberry pie

On Saturday The Pie Shoppe will bake the province’s largest blueberry pie - and you can have a slice
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MISSING DOG: Cruz, a boxer, believed to be in Burnaby Mountain area

MISSING DOG: Cruz, a boxer, believed to be in Burnaby Mountain area

Cruz, an eight-year-old boxer, has been separated from his human and needs your help finding his way home. Jennifer Townsend lives near the Burnaby border in Coquitlam.
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There's plenty of family fun at Burnaby Village on Labour Day

There's plenty of family fun at Burnaby Village on Labour Day

Free rides on the C.W. Parker Carousel, built in 1912, are expected to be a big draw at the Labour Day Fair at Burnaby Village Museum, but the event also includes a wide variety of entertainment, demonstrations and market vendors.
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How much booze is too much for your poor liver?

How much booze is too much for your poor liver?

The standard medical advice for moderate drinking in men is a maximum of three drinks in one day and a maximum of 15 drinks in a week.
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