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Two Burnaby men face a total of 22 charges after a series of commercial robberies and break and enters that stretched from Feb. 20 to March 13 and covered seven police jurisdictions.

B.C. Court of Appeal sides with the NEB on whether the national energy regulator can override city bylaws

Concerns over travel bans proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump prompt rerouted trips, contingency plans

The Burnaby Board of Trade (BBOT) has changed its policy on who is allowed to participate in all-candidates meet-and-greets.

St. Patrick's Day tragedy leaves family pleading for help to get son back from Burnaby to Ireland.

Burnaby school district officials will travel back in time this spring as they work to get their hiring in line with working conditions agreed to nearly 20 years ago. Under a deal between B.C.

Teacher-librarian Stephanie Vande Kraats has seen the equity of her credentials take a big jump in recent months. Since November, when a Supreme Court of Canada ruling restored specialist-teacher ratios to B.C.

MP Kennedy Stewart criticizes Liberals' 2017 budget

A multijurisdictional police incident that started in Burnaby Monday and ended on the Port Mann Bridge – slowing eastbound traffic to a crawl – resulted in the arrest of a man and a woman. Starting at about 6:40 p.m.

Burnaby RCMP is looking for information about an incident that saw a 15-year-old boy stabbed near Kingsway and 12th Avenue Monday night. Police were called to the area near St. Thomas More Collegiate high school at about 11:10 p.m.