Skip to content

In the Community

McQueen jacket for sale

More than three decades after his death from cancer at the young age of 50, actor Steve McQueen is still referred to as The King of Cool.

Temple hosts picnic

The Burnaby Hindu Temple hosted its annual picnic at Fraser Foreshore Park on Sunday, July 28. The free vegetarian picnic was open to the community at large, and generally draws several hundred people.

Picnic for grandparents

There's an upcoming picnic in New Westminster for grandparents caring for their grandchildren. Organized by the Burnaby-based Parent Support Services Society of B.C.
Burnaby Hospital gets its gastroscope

Burnaby Hospital gets its gastroscope

Foundation pledges another campaign for ear, nose and throat equipment

Seniors' centre opens next month

With the 25-year anniversary of Bonsor Recreation Complex around the corner, Burnaby will have two reasons to celebrate in late September.
South Burnaby Neighbourhood House hosts street party

South Burnaby Neighbourhood House hosts street party

The South Burnaby Neighbourhood House held its annual street party on Thursday, Aug. 8. The event is designed to build community while bringing neighbours together. South Burnaby Neighbourhood House annual street party

Add Asian flair to pork chops on the barbecue

If you are looking for a great pork recipe for your outdoor grill this summer, this is it. It has become a favourite with us, and I have featured it in many of my classes.

SFU Pipe Band eyeing seventh world title

The Simon Fraser University Pipe Band is sporting some new faces as it vies for a seventh world title at the world pipe band championships next weekend. The championships are on in Glasgow Aug. 17 and 18.

Volunteers keep blues festival running

With only one day to go before one of Burnaby's biggest festivals kicks off, volunteers at Deer Lake Park are getting ready to host the thousands of people expected to pass through the gates on Saturday.

Having fun can help keep you in shape this summer

Every summer, regimented exercise programs take a backseat to lawn maintenance, day-long barbecuing and outdoor fun. But here's the good news: the heat of summer naturally boosts the metabolism, and the longer days enable you to fit in more activity.