In the Community

Local folks share some of their favourite seasonal recipes

It's that time of year again and we all know what that means, the Christmas light extravaganza is once again upon us! We know you're on the hunt for the most outstanding displays in Burnaby so it's become something of a tradition for us to make it ea

Staff and students collect items for low-income families

The Canadian Power and Sail Squadron, a non-profit organization that strives to promote safe and environmentally friendly boating, is helping out at the Burnaby Christmas Bureau this year.

Bringing Christmas plants into homes with adventurous babies, puppies or kittens is best done with a little knowledge, because some plants, even festive ones, have ferocious ways of resisting attack.

Hundreds of Burnaby students were prepared for the recent snowfall thanks to a local initiative that supplies kids with boots and socks.

Earlier this month, the Artists Helping Artists studio held a Christmas party where about 30 people of all ages came, brought food and had a fun, festive celebration together. “There was lots of good food, music, and people were dancing.

Last winter, Burnaby resident Augustine Wong was driving to work and listening to the radio, when he heard a story of a family in need that had only $100 for Christmas. How do you have Christmas with $100, the radio host asked.

Two young Burnaby artists will have the honour of seeing their designs on Christmas cards sent out by Mayor Derek Corrigan and Burnaby councillors this holiday season.

A Burnaby coyote rescued in September is now the new cover star of the Wildlife Rescue Association's 2014 calendar. The association rehabilitates wildlife and promotes the welfare of animals living in urban environments.