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Jane's Walk highlights Burnaby history

Jane's Walk highlights Burnaby history

The Heights Neighbourhood Association hosted Jane’s Walk, this past Saturday in Burnaby Heights. NOW reporter Jennifer Moreau tagged along to learn more about pioneering history in north Burnaby’s neighbourhood. Here’s what she discovered.
Conservatives vie for Burnaby North-Seymour candidacy

Conservatives vie for Burnaby North-Seymour candidacy

Two Conservative Party of Canada members are vying for their party’s nomination to run in the newly formed federal riding of Burnaby North-Seymour.
Hot squirrel, cool grass

Hot squirrel, cool grass

Hot enough for you? Burnaby resident Allan Wong sent us this photo of a squirrel, eating a peanut, splayed out on the cool grass.
Then & Now: From mansion, to monastery to art gallery

Then & Now: From mansion, to monastery to art gallery

Burnaby Art Gallery was once home to Grace Ceperely.
Healthwise: Walking can boost creativity

Healthwise: Walking can boost creativity

I recently wrote of the many benefits of regular physical activity. These include improvements in cardiovascular fitness, sleep quality, mood and anxiety levels and reductions in the risks for heart disease, stroke, diabetes and osteoporosis.
How to attract bats to your garden

How to attract bats to your garden

And other gardening questions answered
New Cherokee is worthy of the Jeep badge

New Cherokee is worthy of the Jeep badge

Picking up the kids from school? You might take a shortcut right up the side of Grouse in this new crossover. Here is a very important vehicle. And, judging from the squint, it's forgotten its bifocals.
Duckling sitters needed at Burnaby Lake

Duckling sitters needed at Burnaby Lake

Want to babysit some ducklings? For the first time, the Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C., based at Burnaby Lake, is seeking volunteers to watch over its orphaned ducklings.
Top 5: Things to do in Burnaby

Top 5: Things to do in Burnaby

Get out and mingle May this weekend and support some worthy causes while you're at it

Click & Clack: What's the best place to jack up a pickup?

Dear Tom and Ray: My Ford F-150 owner's manual points out that there are certain "jack points" for the front and rear axles. I had a puncture in the sidewall of a rear tire, so the tire needed to be replaced.