In the Community

The sculptures of Alpha Secondary student Jack Llorente have earned him a $3,000 visual and performing arts scholarship from the Michael J. Fox Theatre Society.

Basil Luksun's career path was inspired by the injustices he saw growing up in South Africa. The director of planning and building lived in the country during the Apartheid era.

Question: We have moved to B.C. from Newfoundland, into a very small townhouse with a little area in front of our dining-room window.

There's two kinds of Mother's Day - the fantasy kind and the real kind. The fantasy version can be spotted in jewelry store commercials and soap operas.

The cluster of women standing outside the King Mahal Restaurant in Burnaby Heights are in on a tantalizing secret.

We all know how important it is to stay active and be fit, even at a young age.

If you are looking for something fun to do this weekend, Burnaby Community Connections is hosting a Murder Mystery fundraiser on Saturday, May 12.

Here's to the mothers of the world. They make sure we are fed, happy and warm. They take care of us when we are sick, pick us up when we fall and brush off our dusty knees.

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