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Two people who have been on a crime spree targeting the lockers at community recreation centres have been arrested in Burnaby.

The southwest corner of Bainbridge and Lougheed in Burnaby used to be a bustling little neighbourhood hub. I especially enjoyed hanging out in the Soho bar that now sits empty. It’s sat empty for a long time – years even.

The CN Police would like to spread a rail safety message to Burnaby drivers. Not only is it dangerous to disregard signals/signs at railroad crossings, but it is illegal. So keep that in mind the next time you’re tempted to race a train.

I have only anecdotal evidence to go on, but living room furniture seems to be the most popular item for Burnaby dumpers. Or maybe it’s drywall and construction waste. Let’s call it a tie.

Two out of three people with a mental health condition fear stigma and suffer in silence, afraid of judgement and rejection.

A Burnaby school district letter telling parents that students returning from coronavirus-affected areas in China don’t need to be kept home from school has raised concerns.

The enduring image of a summer camp leader is of low-paid, worn-out young people in Bill Murray classic Meatballs. Oh how the truth is different.

Provincial officials celebrated the creation of 39 new childcare spaces atop Burnaby Mountain this week, but childcare providers there say that number will barely put a dent in their waitlists.

The Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation’s agreement for municipalities to work together to develop an inter-municipal business licence for ride hailing strikes an appropriate balance, according to Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley.

What happened: Economists say the Canadian economy is at risk of taking a hit due to the global impacts of the coronavirus Why it matters: The domestic economy was already in for a slowdown going into 2020 Don’t expect the economic fallout of the nov