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Gina Niccoli-Moen, superintendent of School District 41 in Burnaby, has issued a letter preaching patience as plans are rolled out for education in B.C. amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau outlined a series of spending announcements on May 9

Commercial break-in calls have jumped in Burnaby and the local RCMP detachment has responded.

Corporate restricting and filing for creditor protection could end up closing one of the most popular retail outlets in Burnaby’s biggest mall. Aldo, which sells footwear and other goods, has been an institution in Burnaby’s Metropolis at Metrotown.

‘If people don’t leave the park voluntarily, police may be called upon to enforce the evacuation order’

SpeakEasy Cannabis Club Ltd. admits purported consultants were paid $1.45 million but performed no consulting work

As the City of Burnaby grapples with how and when to open its arenas , community centres and other indoor facilities, one private group has managed to open its doors – albeit with strict limitations.

Despite the overwhelming support, many residents said they feel the re-opening plan is moving too quickly.

The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded us all about the value of food security. Our supply chains are good, but at the height of the pandemic, some stores did run out of things like meat and eggs. This was just a hint of what is possible.

Few, if any, people actually enjoy paying their monthly strata fee. But it’s a necessary evil. You pay that money each month – and the annual raises – because the money theoretically goes towards good management of a building or townhouse complex.