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The City of Burnaby is considering offering a little relief for the construction industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schools across the country will participate in 90-minute online presentation called Every Child Matters: Reconciliation Through Education

Police are looking for three suspects who allegedly yelled racist remarks at a man near a Burnaby SkyTrain station and then watched as one of them poured coffee over his head Saturday. At about 4:15 p.m.

Even would-be gangsters have to display their N in Burnaby if they’re new drivers. That’s a lesson a pair of teens learned last week. On Sept. 20 at about 6 p.m.

Officials are hoping to have an emergency shelter originally planned to open this summer up and running by the end of October, according to Burnaby city staff.

The Brazilian exchange student's older sister says she feels guilty for not being with her that morning.

Burnaby businesses will be allowed to open extended patios for another year beyond the original Oct. 31 closing date.

Moment of silence to be held during rally today for those who have died in care homes during pandemic

Byelections to fill two vacant seats in Burnaby’s city council likely won’t take place until spring, according to Mayor Mike Hurley.

Donna Bridgman raised Leif on her own. But he was 38, with a girlfriend and, after years of helping him manage his bipolar and severe anxiety diagnoses, she was trying to let him live his own life