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Nick Volkow left an “indelible mark” on Burnaby through his impassioned work as a city councillor, Mayor Mike Hurley said in a statement in council.

If passed, Bill 20 will offer “flexibility” to decals, extending them beyond their one-year expiry date or even making them non-expiring.

The global safety assessment report ranked Canada 12th overall, although in the area of healthcare system readiness, it sank to 37th

A Burnaby-based landscaping company has just completed a garden “makeover” giveaway to frontline workers to thank them for their sacrifices during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reopening City of Burnaby recreation facilities is a tricky thing and not everyone will be happy.

Keith is a Burnaby resident with two young children who get a kick out of going to grab the daily mail from the box outside his home. On Monday, he’s glad his children weren’t home to do it.

Youth centres, recreation facilities and outdoor programs in Burnaby are all set to kick back into gear in the next few weeks.

When a Peaked Pies customer gets up to the front to order a pie, co-owner Kerri Jones asks them the same simple question. “Do you want that peaked?” Getting it “peaked” means having mashed potato, mushy green peas and gravy heaped on.

The City of Burnaby has received a provincial award for its “outstanding” leadership behind the city’s warming centres.

B.C. Ferries is putting more vessels on its major routes to meet summer demand but service will remain below usual levels during what is typically the busiest time of year.