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Way back in April, Trans Mountain’s tank farm in Burnaby was the scene of a protest, with the company accused of not following social distancing measures amid the COVID-19 crisis.

The City of Burnaby says it will conduct public and stakeholder consultation over the coming months to aid in the development of a “made-in-Burnaby plan” to guide the city’s actions on housing and homelessness over the next decade.

Under the beating afternoon sun on Wednesday, a group of youth equipped with chalk, zip ties and banners braved the heat to send a message to the drivers below in Burnaby.

We live in a rapidly changing world, supported by rapidly changing technologies. It takes time to develop social norms around the use of new technology - the use of an electric vehicle (EV) charging station is one example.

Burnaby New Democrat MLAs Anne Kang, Janet Routledge, Katrina Chen and Raj Chouhan say new provincial anti-racism funding for Burnaby Family Life will improve Burnaby’s ability to respond to and prevent racism.

COVID-19 has dramatically impacted many aspects of our daily lives.

March marks 186th anniversary of British Empire’s slavery abolition

One person got the shock of their life – and minor injuries – after an unoccupied truck slammed into their Burnaby home. Burnaby RCMP posted photos of the truck and the damaged house (scroll through the photos above).

Following delays and rising costs during the pandemic, the NDP Critic for the Environment and Climate Change Laurel Collins (Victoria) and Finance Critic Peter Julian (New Westminster—Burnaby) are asking the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) to prov

When COVID-19 first hit, all we heard about was senior citizens dying in large numbers. Now part of the focus has switched to young people and their role in helping stop the spread of the pandemic.