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Canadians who served overseas and on the home front are being honoured on two new Canada Post stamps, unveiled Friday to mark the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.

Library looking at boosting Wi-Fi signals for use outside, implementing curbside pickup for books

Hot on the heels of T&T at Metrotown in Burnaby now requiring customers wear face masks while in the store comes news that another local grocery store is making shoppers mask up while strolling the aisles.

Metro Vancouver, which operates the Burnaby Lake regional park just issued a threat today about its parks. The press release was a reminder for “people to enjoy the outdoors responsibly to help keep parks open.

TransLink says it will back off on transit service reductions and layoffs following the B.C. government’s announcement this week on restarting some areas of the economy and society.

Burnaby resident Zarif Akbarian was nine years old when he decided he wanted to be a doctor when he grew up. Many of the family members he lived with in his native Afghanistan were sick but had limited access to health care, he said.

Once the Google of the pre-internet days, Burnaby's chief librarian says more people have been calling during the pandemic to ask how to tell fact from fiction

Keeping busy while staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t been easy. That’s why Volunteer Burnaby has introduced its “Virtual Series” of videos on a variety of subject.

We seem to have finally settled the issue about if we should wear face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic, right? Well, I’m still not completely sure because there is a lot of conflicting information out there from our health professionals.

Vancouver records most deaths at 60, with Surrey at 32