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It’s “quite likely” some of the stolen goods recovered after a bust in Port Coquitlam belong to people in Burnaby, according to police.

Nobody said criminals are smart. Some are just lazy and don’t want to earn an honest living so they turn to crime. And then they do some even dumber stuff. Like drive like a maniac through Burnaby when there is a warrant out for your arrest.

The body of a 44-year-old New Westminster woman reported missing in February was found on the banks of the Fraser River near the Burnaby-New Westminster border Sunday afternoon. Queensborough resident Nirla Sharma was reported missing on Feb. 25.

Look, I get it, sometimes you have a mouth full of spit and you just want to get it out.

A local church is reaching out to care for community health workers and family-run restaurants in the face of COVID-19. New Westminster Christian Reformed Church has launched an initiative it’s calling Triple Blessing.

For those struggling to find something new to do, families in B.C. can now show-off their kitchen hacks while helping a local food bank.

From the pots and pans to the sirens that echo through the streets every evening, this week is dedicated to thanking medical laboratory professionals working behind-the-scenes during COVID-19.

Your hometown community newspaper, the Burnaby NOW , has taken home three awards in a prestigious provincial community newspaper competition.

While there has been some improvement in the supply of personal protective equipment for those working in B.C.

COVID-19 means Burnaby roads are much quieter these days. Which means reckless racers are trying to take advantage. Thankfully, Burnaby RCMP are stepping up their traffic enforcement game.