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Capturing city sights

Has the picturesque snowy weather caused you to grab the camera? If so, we'd like to see the results.

Snow day? Check the district's website for details

For information on the status of school closures due to heavy snowfalls, continue to check the school district website at www.sd43. bc.ca.

Making headlines

The Burnaby NOW wasn't the only newspaper to focus on the school district's antihomophobia policy as the story of 2011.

See the beauty inside

Two of my kids used to spend way too much time in front of the mirror. I told them to wash their faces, brush their teeth and comb their hair (once).

Tips for healthier eating

How are you doing with your new year's resolution to eat healthier? It's amusing that the old saying goes "never trust a skinny chef," implying that the chef's food can't be very good if the creator of the food him/herself doesn't eat very much of it
Working to build a greener Burnaby

Working to build a greener Burnaby

Burnaby NOW reporter Jennifer Moreau caught up with Matthew Stuart, a local resident who's starting a Burnaby network of people who want to live without fossil fuels. Burnaby NOW: Please introduce yourself.

Get busy in the city

Whether you're creative or sporty - or both - there's an event for you taking place in Burnaby this weekend.
Sean's Good Eats a South Burnaby secret

Sean's Good Eats a South Burnaby secret

Celebrate Chinese New Year in Burnaby

While many people have already celebrated the start of 2012, there's another set of New Year's celebrations coming later this month. The Chinese New Year comes on Jan. 23, and this year is the Year of the Dragon.

Photos in show

The Burnaby Photographic Society has two upcoming events that readers may want to take note of. On Saturday, Feb. 4, the society is holding its annual showcase at the Shadbolt Centre.