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The Willingdon Linear Park project isn’t a traditional park. It’s shaped in one long strip and was designed to protect pedestrians and cyclists going north and south on Willingdon Avenue in North Burnaby.

How will schools keep my children safe? Parents around British Columbia are still waiting for full details about what the return to class will look like for their own children.

There are a wide variety of ways to report crime in the City of Burnaby. Twitter is not one of them. But that’s what’s happening in some cases and Burnaby RCMP are spreading the message to stop it.

Milk does a body good. It also good for profits because it’s something that has been in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Hilton Hotel in Burnaby’s Metrotown district is one of largest – if not the biggest – hotels in the city.

With people forced to stay home in Burnaby due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many said they were turning to reading more books. But the height of the pandemic meant book shops were closed for long periods of time.

An oil refinery company that is looking to add more storage tanks in Burnaby has been hit hard by COVID-19, according the company’s latest numbers. Parkland Corp. says net income in the three months ended June 30 was $32 million on revenue of $2.

Any students or staff members showing COVID-19-like symptoms will be required to stay home

Indigenous leaders and environmental groups will be leading tours on Saturday along the Brunette River on the Burnaby-New Westminster border where Trans Mountain plans to run through.

New Westminster-Burnaby MP Peter Julian is pushing forward with his motion that Canada institute a wealth tax.