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As the weather warms and people feel the urge to purge and tidy up, Metro Vancouver is asking residents to dispose of their garbage properly during their spring cleaning. Illegal dumping can be a significant issue in the region, Burnaby included.

Burnaby finished off last year with $257.4 million in surplus at the end of December 2017, more than twice the amount projected by staff. The city’s 2017 surplus is up $140.1 million from the 2017 projected budget surplus ($117.3 million), and $95.

A resolution presented by a B.C. Indigenous leader at Kinder Morgan’s annual general meeting in Texas passed Wednesday morning, according to the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs (UBCIC).

NDP member of parliament will resign House of Commons seat to compete in civic race

Novid Dadmand's acts declared “predatory and remorseless”; labelled a dangerous offender

A 23-year-old who ran a red light and smashed into two vehicles in a Burnaby intersection while trying to escape police has been sentenced to one year and nine months in jail and a year’s probation for drug possession for the purpose of trafficking a

The federal government has passed a bill this week that regulates oil tankers moving along British Columbia’s northern coast.

The City of Burnaby intends to appeal the National Energy Board (NEB) decision to approve the Trans Mountain pipeline route through Burnaby to the Federal Court of Appeal within the next two weeks.

At least one man has been arrested after a group of “kayactivists” blocked the entrance by water to Trans Mountain’s Westridge marine terminal in Burnaby Wednesday morning. We’re on the water north of the Westridge Marine terminal in Burnaby.

Some 25 people demonstrated in front of Liberal MP Terry Beech’s constituency office in Burnaby this afternoon, demanding that the federal government go back on its promise to financially back the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.