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Get green and dirty: environmental week events in Burnaby

Get green and dirty: environmental week events in Burnaby

Fun ways to connect with nature during Burnaby Environment Week
You could be drinking beers at these four Burnaby parks this month

You could be drinking beers at these four Burnaby parks this month

Burnaby staff are recommending a pilot program for alcohol in parks beginning June 23.
Burnaby coalition wants two 'critically needed' new homeless shelters ASAP

Burnaby coalition wants two 'critically needed' new homeless shelters ASAP

The Society to End Homelessness in Burnaby says there’s a “significant increase” in the number of people who need its services.
$10K provincial funding to help improve this Burnaby street's safety

$10K provincial funding to help improve this Burnaby street's safety

"Projects like improved crosswalks, traffic-calming measures and safety planning help prevent dangerous driving, giving people confidence and keeping communities safely connected."
TransLink reports speedy return of riders in 2023, warns of overcrowding

TransLink reports speedy return of riders in 2023, warns of overcrowding

Elected officials are seeking permanent federal subsidies for TransLink as ridership appears on an accelerated post-pandemic rebound, particularly south of the Fraser River.
Save the date for a gala time at this Burnaby hospital fundraiser

Save the date for a gala time at this Burnaby hospital fundraiser

Burnaby Hospital Foundation to host fundraiser Dragon Gala on Friday, June 2.
Popular Fraser Valley seafood restaurant to open in Burnaby

Popular Fraser Valley seafood restaurant to open in Burnaby

Another fan favourite eyes a new spot in Burnaby.
'All it would take is a little jab': 11 trucks towed in Burnaby for bad tires

'All it would take is a little jab': 11 trucks towed in Burnaby for bad tires

Commercial vehicle enforcements in Burnaby this week saw 48 trucks inspected and 30 taken off the road for safety violations – 11 of them for ‘compromised’ tires.
Burnaby school district wants to stop staff from being 'traumatized' by video of crimes

Burnaby school district wants to stop staff from being 'traumatized' by video of crimes

After two homicides and one indecent act outside Burnaby school district buildings this year, the school district is reviewing its policy on how staff provide security video to police investigators.
What does the future of Burnaby's libraries look like? Have your say

What does the future of Burnaby's libraries look like? Have your say

Tell the public library what its priorities should be over the next five years.
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