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Burnaby firefighters used the Jaws of Life twice over the weekend to rescue people involved in two separate crashes. Emergency crews responded to a two-vehicle collision at Kingsway and 14th Avenue at about 10:30 p.m. on Friday.

When bugs rain down from the ceiling of your school district’s administrative building, it’s time for a change. Plans to replace the Burnaby school district’s 70-year-old offices at 5325 Kincaid St.

Burnaby Mounties notched an assist last week for the arrest of a 26-year-old man wanted on a firearms-related warrant in Alberta. The suspect had allegedly pointed a gun at another person inside a home in Airdrie, Alta. on Feb. 4.

Tenant believes she’s been targeted after complaining about issues in apartment - but landlord says no

Burnaby firefighters unaware of jerrycans full of fuel until after they knock down warehouse blaze

Alberta has halted all B.C. wine imports until further notice. It’s the province’s latest effort to put pressure on the B.C. government to stand down on environmental regulations it announced on Jan.

Researchers with the B.C. community bat program want to hear from Burnaby residents who’ve seen bats flying around. Staff are anticipating white nose syndrome, a deadly fungal growth, will make its way to British Columbia this winter.

Retailers of recreational marijuana will need the support of local governments to set up shop, the B.C. government announced this week.

Work is underway, way under. (Or it will be soon). Metro Vancouver has begun pre-construction on a $430-million, five-metre wide tunnel under the Second Narrows to supply drinking water to much of the Lower Mainland.

Little evidence to support Burnaby public safety chair's claim the city had been working on crosswalk safety concerns for months