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Jairus-Paul Covacha Sacramento, 24, was still under house arrest for a sexual assault on a North Vancouver trail in 2022 when police tried to pull him over in Burnaby Sunday. Now he faces three new charges.

The Burnaby post-secondary school's latest contribution is earmarked for mental health services, which will open when construction is completed in 2025.

Coun. Alison Gu says allowing the community to invest in the profits of alternative energy could be a 'foot in the door' to more local green projects.

'There is value in this purchase even though it is slightly more, quite a bit more, than a diesel equivalent,' public works director Erik Schmidt said to Burnaby city council about a new $1M electric garbage truck.

Do you know someone who's gone above and beyond for their Burnaby neighbourhood?

Jairus-Paul Covacha Sacramento, 24, faces charges of dangerous driving, flight from police and assaulting a police officer in relation to an attempted traffic stop in Burnaby Sunday.

Maternity leave top-up, discounted access to rec centres and tuition subsidies are among the highlights of why the City of Burnaby made B.C.'s Top Employers list for 2024.

Burnaby's junior "A" hockey franchise must win the best-of-three series to advance to the quarterfinal round.

Burnaby voted in September 2023 to add permanent barriers to three side streets in the Capitol Hill neighbourhood to avoid "rat running."

Moscrop Secondary School math teacher Danny Young has been recognized with an Edyth May Sliffe Award for 'outstanding work to motivate students in mathematics.'