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Four youths from across Canada – including two from Burnaby - presented more than $2 million in scholarships, awards, internships and trips to the top-200 high school finalists in Canada, the United States and Mexico at the first-ever North American

More reaction is rolling in about my Saturday blog about the “screaming Christian” who rants near Burnaby’s Metrotown SkyTrain station. And one of these reactions is from “Mike in Alberta” and it’s a real doozy.

Burnaby now has its fourth confirmed COVID-19 outbreak in the past week after yet another positive test was detected in the city on Saturday.

One thing I’ve seen posted a lot on social media is how offended some people are when they see others wearing a face mask. Like, it’s not just enough that these folks refuse to wear a mask – despite the urging of Dr.

With school set to resume in a few short weeks, one business is lending a hand to students across the province who don’t have reliable access to computers, laptops or the internet at home.

A Toronto-based ramen chain with 20 locations across North America is prepping is opening its first Vancouver restaurant, but is also looking for a home in Burnaby.

I was driving around northeastern Burnaby on Saturday when I discovered something amazing and potentially delicious. We just have to wait for it. Korean fried chicken giant Pelicana is opening a location in Burnaby.

The reaction to my column posted Saturday about the “screaming Christian” who rants at Burnaby’s Metrotown SkyTrain station brought a deluge of reaction from people who know about him.

Over five million illegal cigarettes were taken off the street last year – many of which were seized in Metro Vancouver, the provincial government said Saturday.

"In the midst of an overdose crisis, accompanied by the causes of trauma, anxiety and depression, a wider range of treatment modalities, including those informed by ancient and indigenous knowledge, are urgently needed."