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Running to keep hard times at bay

It's been almost five years since Burnaby resident Brendan McLellan was living on the streets, addicted to drugs and running away from all his problems.

One final ride on the engine

Fire Chief Shaun Redmond calls it quits after almost 34 years fighting fires

Stay safe on road trips

More than half of B.C. motorists plan to get out on the highway this summer, but are they properly prepared for a safe road trip? The British Columbia Automobile Association's recently conducted its Summer Road Travel Trends survey.
Fire Chief bids adieu to department

Fire Chief bids adieu to department

Paper Postcards

Would you like to be featured in Paper Postcards? Take a copy of the Burnaby NOW along with you on your next trip. Take a photo of yourself in front of a scenic backdrop or landmark, holding the newspaper.
Photo gallery: Downton Abbey-style tea at St. Stephen the Martyr Anglican church in Burnaby

Photo gallery: Downton Abbey-style tea at St. Stephen the Martyr Anglican church in Burnaby

Paper Postcards

Paper Postcards

Byrne Creek hosts fun fair

Byrne Creek hosts fun fair

Byrne Creek Secondary held a fun fair on June 11 to reward students. Kids from all grades came out to try their hands at the mechanical bull, a dunk tank, a trampoline, and a race where participants are attached to bungee cords.

Groundbreaking weekend for tall tower

The tallest tower east of Burrard Street had a groundbreaking ceremony with special guests this past weekend in Burnaby.
City woman rewrites the bullies' script

City woman rewrites the bullies' script