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It was a deal that was going to set the future for a company operating in Burnaby’s biggest mall. And now it has collapsed after months of work. Cineworld PLC says it has terminated its $2.8-billion takeover of Canadian movie exhibitor Cineplex Inc.

The City of Burnaby is calling on senior governments to use the opportunity presented by the post-COVID-19 “economic rebuild” to take serious action on homelessness. Mayor Mike Hurley brought the resolution to Monday evening’s council meeting.

I’ve heard some pretty heinous tales in my time, but nothing quite like what I was told by a Burnaby man about his elderly parents being terrorized for sport. The perpetrators are a couple of real beauties.

While luxury homes are a commodity that only a few can afford, it’s hard to deny — they’re very fun to look at. Or dream about. This month’s roundups of Burnaby’s most expensive listings by roomvu are nothing short of awe-inspiring.

Rents are staying “fairly high” in Burnaby despite COVID-19 driving down prices in many other Canadian areas, says a new report. The average monthly asking rent for all property types in Canada was down 1.

Chinatown resident cites privacy concerns over use of what police call “public safety trailers”

A Burnaby restaurant has lost its business licence for six months for failing to obey provincial health orders in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Restaurants were ordered to close dine-in services on March 20, as the B.C.

Join this special digital update with the Burnaby Board of Trade and special guest Jagmeet Singh, federal NDP leader and MP for Burnaby South on the federal response to COVID-19, economic recovery, and more.

The word “bargain” is tricky when it comes to buying a home in Burnaby. It’s all relative. Housing is insanely expensive, but some places for sale a cheaper than others.

The City of Burnaby will open more facilities and programs to the public in the coming weeks, with modifications as required to ensure safe enjoyment of a wider range of activities.