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Burnaby groups secure $500,000 for settlement work

Funds will help spread the message about creating a 'welcoming' community

Walks in the 'hood are gaining traction

It looked like it might rain when about 35 people took part in the first weekly walk in the Heights last weekend but by the time they were finished, the skies had cleared.

Opening a new world for students

Mina Leung was one of several proud parents snapping pictures of their children at Forest Grove Elementary's special Chinese New Year celebration on Feb. 13.

Take us travelling

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.

Premier hits Burnaby for post-budget luncheon

Have any questions about how the provincial budget will affect your business? Premier Christy Clark is speaking at a post-budget luncheon in Burnaby on Feb. 21.

Health hard to define

I have been a doctor for almost all of my adult life, but long before that, I was a patient.

Jim has never missed a meeting

While the Rotary Club of Burnaby is a local organization, its contributions span the globe.
Burnaby fair caters to kids' health

Burnaby fair caters to kids' health

Burnaby folks pull in more Jubilee medals

Another round of Queen's Diamond Jubilee Award winners has been announced by two Burnaby politicians.

Speaking up about mental illness in schools

New Fraser Health program 'Speak Up' allows students to talk to those who have experienced mental illness