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A real estate bargain in Burnaby isn’t always just about how low the price is. In this mid-month roundup of Burnaby’s bargain listings by roomvu , these are listed well below government assessed value, are under $1 million, and fresh on the market.

The saga of Burnaby gym users who have had their old accounts from a bankrupt gym taken over by a new company continues.

FortisBC is proposing a new route through north and south Burnaby to replace its gas line attached to the Pattullo Bridge and has set up public feedback sessions for next week.

Yes, I used the word “clown” in the headline of this blog. That will offend the people who think we just need to whisper quietly to the people who refuse to follow COVID-19 protocols and recommendations from public health officials.

A B.C. Ferries sign reminding passengers to wear a mask has gained far more attention than anticipated, even earning a mention on U.S. late-night television.

Two Burnaby researchers are using math to probe the most effective ways to stop the spread of COVID-19 in workplaces, schools, transit, parties and other settings.

The interesting publicity comes at a difficult financial time for the corporation

Burnaby property owners are looking at no increase in their sanitary sewer tax rates next year if city council gets on board with the staff-recommended sewer fund plan.

It turns out that COVID-19 can kill the Christmas spirit. At least in Burnaby, where a Christmas tradition has been cancelled due to a new provincial health order from provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.

With national modelling predicting a worst case scenario of 60,000 cases per day, the prime minister called on Canadians to reduce contacts now in order to have a chance at a Christmas with family. But when it comes to restricting inter-provincial travel, he said he's 'not looking at bringing in a federal hammer.'