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Celebrate all things river at free family-friendly Burnaby event

Celebrate all things river at free family-friendly Burnaby event

World Rivers Day is coming Sunday, Sept. 22.
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From Monster Dash to Hauntington Manor escape game, this Burnaby Halloween festival has it all

From Monster Dash to Hauntington Manor escape game, this Burnaby Halloween festival has it all

Whether it's 6,000 hand-carved pumpkins or a 5K Monster Dash, there will be loads of local Halloween events this October.
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New exhibition comes to Burnaby Art Gallery featuring Bill Reid, Max Ernst

New exhibition comes to Burnaby Art Gallery featuring Bill Reid, Max Ernst

Harry Locke's extensive collection will be featured in a new exhibition, including pieces by Gordon Adaskin, Miriam Haworth, Lin Chien-Shih and more.
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Take a break from kids' back to school at Tri-City comedy nights

Take a break from kids' back to school at Tri-City comedy nights

Jokers Canada returns to the Tri-Cities with three comedy shows this fall. And Tri-City News' readers have a 30 per cent discount for tickets.
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Burnaby's Deer Lake Gallery closed due to 'disappointing and unsustainable funding'

Burnaby's Deer Lake Gallery closed due to 'disappointing and unsustainable funding'

The board of the Burnaby Arts Council hopes to re-open the gallery in 2025.
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation carver designs 30-foot totem for Burnaby oil refinery

Tsleil-Waututh Nation carver designs 30-foot totem for Burnaby oil refinery

Master carver Mark George will unveil his piece at the Parkland refinery next month
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SFU Pipe Band under Coquitlam drummer strikes third at Worlds

SFU Pipe Band under Coquitlam drummer strikes third at Worlds

The Simon Fraser University Pipe Band under Coquitlam's J. Reid Maxwell struck bronze for its overall performance among Grade 1 bands on the Glasgow Green.
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Coquitlam resident calls on SFU to keep old Japanese–Canadian newspaper online

Coquitlam resident calls on SFU to keep old Japanese–Canadian newspaper online

More than 500 names are on the Change.org petition launched Aug. 5 by Larissa Kondo to preserve the digital access of "The New Canadian," a Japanese–Canadian paper that ran from 1938 to 2001.
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New art studio with ceramics space comes to this Burnaby community centre

New art studio with ceramics space comes to this Burnaby community centre

Try out ceramics or learn new visual arts techniques at the Christine Sinclair Community Centre beginning this fall.
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14 electric motorcycles stolen during break-in at Burnaby business

14 electric motorcycles stolen during break-in at Burnaby business

Joule Motorcycles owner Steve Miloshev said he was 'shocked' to find his showroom half empty when he got to work Monday.
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