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Students sew for food security

Students sew for food security

Students at France's Sewing School in Burnaby worked into the night on May 30, sewing aprons to raise funds for Burnaby Food First. In all, 26 adults and children sewed a total of 30 aprons, according to France Dorais, owner of the school.

CEO looking forward to the future

Cheryl Carline, CEO and president of the Burnaby Hospital Foundation, sat down with the NOW to talk about the foundation's past, present and future

Burnaby bike fair on

Mark your calendars. The annual Community Bike Fair is fast approaching, and there's tons of free fun and prizes this year. Organized by local mom Tammy Ozero, the annual fair focuses on bike safety and fun.

Parents join Ride to Conquer Cancer for son

A Burnaby couple is backing the Ride to Conquer Cancer in hopes that more research will lead to a cure for their son with leukemia.
Burnaby Barracudas Aquatic Club host Grand Prix swim meet at Central Park pool

Burnaby Barracudas Aquatic Club host Grand Prix swim meet at Central Park pool

Burnaby Barracudas Aquatic Club host Grand Prix swim meet at Central Park pool
Pheasants abound at Deer Lake

Pheasants abound at Deer Lake

Burnaby played Vancouver at the under-14 boys' field hockey festival

Burnaby played Vancouver at the under-14 boys' field hockey festival

Burnaby played Vancouver at the under-14 boys' field hockey festival
Westridge students and Kinder Morgan release salmon

Westridge students and Kinder Morgan release salmon

Burnaby sewing school raises funds for Burnaby Food First

Burnaby sewing school raises funds for Burnaby Food First

Band brings music with a message to Moscrop

The Boom Booms, a rock-pop ensemble from East Vancouver, visited Moscrop Secondary last week. The band played for students and shared their experiences from a recent trip to Brazil and Haiti with social justice and film classes.