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Bold design unveiled for $79M North Burnaby school

Bold design unveiled for $79M North Burnaby school

Walking into the new $79-million Burnaby North Secondary School, students will enter a 15-metre-wide, three-storey-high vista running from the main entrance right through the back of the glass-walled gymnasium.
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GRINDING GEARS: Here's how you should handle road rage encounters

GRINDING GEARS: Here's how you should handle road rage encounters

Slow down, look for alternate routes when you encounter an angry driver
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Health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Vancouver airport

Health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Vancouver airport

A passenger with the disease had a layover at Vancouver International Airport on June 9
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Massey Tunnel safe despite multiple replicated inspection reports: Ministry

Massey Tunnel safe despite multiple replicated inspection reports: Ministry

Reports confused over whether tunnel inspected annually or not
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Burnaby business community loses a legend as Hart House owner dies

Burnaby business community loses a legend as Hart House owner dies

Smolen died Tuesday at 74, remembered for his 'inimitable charm and warmth'
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Burnaby maintains its outrageous place in Canada's rental market

Burnaby maintains its outrageous place in Canada's rental market

Burnaby is still damn expensive for renters.
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Burnaby SFU students use B.C. wildfires to win world title

Burnaby SFU students use B.C. wildfires to win world title

A team of SFU undergrads — calling themselves Team Inferno — extinguished its global competition to take first place at Oxford University’s Map the System competition held on June 9.
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Burnaby seems to have finally learned a lesson when it's cutting down trees

Burnaby seems to have finally learned a lesson when it's cutting down trees

When word got out in the Heights that some heritage cherry trees were being cut down in March on Boundary Road, residents were livid.
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JJ Bean asks city to allow tables and chairs at its South Burnaby café

JJ Bean asks city to allow tables and chairs at its South Burnaby café

JJ Bean rezoning request would allow Big Bend location to give its customers a place to sit
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B.C. baby bitten by family dog now all smiles

B.C. baby bitten by family dog now all smiles

Nine-month-old Kade Hill received between 150 and 200 stitches on his head and face
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