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A Burnaby housing co-operative is unsure what the future holds for its subsidized residents.

In a child-pornography case involving a 23-year-old intellectually disabled Burnaby man, a B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled Canada’s mandatory minimum sentence for possession of child pornography is unconstitutional.

One of these days, 17-year-old Phyllis Lesnikov hopes to genetically engineer a plant capable of sucking toxic metals out of contaminated mine sites.

A man and woman have been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of a 22-year-old man at a North Burnaby Starbucks this summer.

The Burnaby NOW takes a look at remedial classes for teachers offered at the Justice Institute of B.C.

A female pedestrian was killed and a male pedestrian sent to hospital in serious condition after a motor vehicle crash at a busy Burnaby intersection Wednesday. The pair, both in their 70s, were hit at about 2:30 p.m.

White supremacist flyers have appeared outside Burnaby’s Metrotown library twice in less than a month. Just before opening on Oct.

Amacon Construction Ltd. has been fined more than $15,500 for violations at a Burnaby highrise construction site earlier this year. WorksafeBC inspected the site at 4482 Dawson St. after a painter fell nearly three storeys from a forklift in April.

Anyone who’s walked along the Trans Mountain Trail in North Burnaby has probably noticed that some of the trees are marked with orange tags. That’s because Kinder Morgan, whose property the trail is on, has tagged them.

Floating fence installed around oil terminal construction zone