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Burnaby names Len Soet as 2023 outstanding citizen of the year

Burnaby names Len Soet as 2023 outstanding citizen of the year

The volunteer of several Burnaby non-profits for nearly two decades is the latest recipient of the Kushiro Cup.
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Burnaby approves $4.72M 'exciting' mountain bike skills course upgrades

Burnaby approves $4.72M 'exciting' mountain bike skills course upgrades

Flow trails, jump lines and a BMX-specific area are coming to the Burnaby Mountain bike skills course.
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Burnaby Now, New West Record photographer up for Ma Murray awards

Burnaby Now, New West Record photographer up for Ma Murray awards

Work by freelance photographer Jennifer Gauthier has been nominated by the British Columbia and Yukon Community Newspaper Association.
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Will New West or Burnaby be this year’s “walkiest” city?

Will New West or Burnaby be this year’s “walkiest” city?

New Westminster and Burnaby residents to compete for the Golden Shoephy in this year’s WALK30 Challenge
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'Stunning' lane of almost 100 cherry blossom, maple trees proposed for this Burnaby trail

'Stunning' lane of almost 100 cherry blossom, maple trees proposed for this Burnaby trail

The Nikkei Place Foundation leads an initiative to plant a row of culturally significant trees along Highland Park Line Trail.
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Why these Burnaby landmarks are turning purple Tuesday night

Why these Burnaby landmarks are turning purple Tuesday night

International Purple Day brings awareness to epilepsy, which has no cure.
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Parking reservations, time limits could come to Burnaby's busy Barnet Marine Park

Parking reservations, time limits could come to Burnaby's busy Barnet Marine Park

The reservation system would start in 2025, but time limits in lots could begin this summer.
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'Lovely and amazing': Burnaby woman wins bike education volunteer appreciation award

'Lovely and amazing': Burnaby woman wins bike education volunteer appreciation award

"There is no task too small or too great for Gwen," says Hub Cycling.
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Burnaby RCMP youth academy gives high schoolers taste of policing

Burnaby RCMP youth academy gives high schoolers taste of policing

Bombs, police dogs and forensics – local high school students are at the Burnaby RCMP youth academy this week learning about the different career paths policing has to offer.
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'Strobe' light effect runs up and down 51-storey Burnaby condo tower

'Strobe' light effect runs up and down 51-storey Burnaby condo tower

A Brentwood condo tower had unit lights flashing on and off throughout the night March 18 and 19.
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