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Sometimes when the City of Burnaby fixes something, things feel so darn incomplete. Take the intersection of Holdom Avenue and Pandora Streets in Burnaby’s Capitol Hill area. The sidewalks leading into the crosswalk were terrible and needed fixing.

A Burnaby townhouse owner who rented out her unit in violation of her strata’s bylaws has won a partial victory over her strata council.

A blockade protesting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion’s route through a conservation area continues, with a new camper now occupying trees in the path nearly a month into the campaign.

In response to a continued upward trend in COVID-19 cases among young adults ages 20 to 29 years old, Fraser Health is asking people in this demographic to become health influencers.

Residents from eight suites in a Burnaby apartment building scorched by flames early Friday morning won’t being going home tonight – but things could have been much worse, according to the city’s acting fire chief.

B.C. has reported its first suspected cases of a rare inflammatory disorder that's been associated with COVID-19 in some parts of the world.

However, RCMP warns criminals are finding new ways to get their supply to market

A Burnaby student has been honoured in the Canada Green Building Council’s 2020 Leadership and Green Building Excellence Awards, which recognize individuals and organizations that demonstrate outstanding industry leadership and have made significant

The Kings Crossing development is still taking shape in Burnaby’s growing Edmonds area, but residents were clearly stoked at the arrival the new retail options being built.

Burnaby has seen 155 cases of COVID-19 between the start of the pandemic in January and the end of July. That’s according to new data provided by the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control, which breaks down the province into local health areas.