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Plant some big blooming bulbs

There are several reasons why large flowered tulips are so popular for spring gardens - their flamboyant colour mixes, their hardiness and the way that mixing different hybrids can bring ever changing floral designs from April to June.

Keeping it clean for Burnaby's Eagle Creek

A group of residents in North Burnaby got busy cleaning up creek area
Metrotown unit garners more than list price

Metrotown unit garners more than list price

Driving force in city honoured

Driving force in city honoured

By his count, Burnaby resident and veteran truck racer Keith Whitter has had 150 cars in his life, some for driving, but many more for racing.

Getting up close

On the hunt: Mike Bailey from neighbouring New Westminster was out at the Piper Spit area at Burnaby Lake hoping to get some shots of birds.

Tackling plant trouble

Question: I have this giant philodendron plant which has outgrown its pot and even the doorway and is practically reaching my ceiling. It looks sad and needs help.
Burnaby's Cotto Enoteca garnering rave reviews before grand opening

Burnaby's Cotto Enoteca garnering rave reviews before grand opening

Volunteers collect trash from Burnaby foreshore

Volunteers collect trash from Burnaby foreshore

Burnaby's foreshore is already looking cleaner, thanks to a group of volunteers who picked up 56 kilograms of trash and recyclables on Saturday.
Wee prodigies mix play and learning

Wee prodigies mix play and learning

Jellybean Park isn't your average daycare. Located in a hallway at Metropolis at Metrotown, the large, spacious boutique company markets itself as a place to turn every kid into a child prodigy.

Parenting workshop on at Shadbolt

If family life has you mired in chaos, you may want to consider an upcoming parenting workshop, starting at the Shadbolt this Wednesday.