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The rags-to-riches story of a Burnaby doctor unravelled in a B.C. Provincial Court room last Friday after he pled guilty to defrauding the public health-care system of more than $20,000. Dr.

Looking for a way to support Moscrop Secondary School’s first dry grad in five years without spending a dime? It’s as easy as driving around the block.

Despite the city’s efforts to keep Uber out of Burnaby, it appears the battle has been lost. On Tuesday, the province announced ride-sharing services will be coming to B.C. by December 2017 after more than a year of consultations.

The City of Burnaby is moving forward with its social housing strategy, approving 200 new non-market housing units at a council meeting this week. A couple of years ago, the city created a city lands program for non-market housing projects.

Incident sparks discussions at the fire department about gas monitors for firefighters

A Burnaby mom recounts how she, her three kids, her mom and two international students escaped their burning home

Abusive comments reportedly made to teenaged referees by a number of North Vancouver parents at a Burnaby hockey game Feb. 25 are being investigated by the association that oversees minor hockey in the Lower Mainland.

Old foundry site has become a dumping ground, angering local residents

Organizers with the Stop Demovictions campaign want the City of Burnaby to make sure all Metrotown residents are covered by its Tenant Assistance Policy.

A cluster of fires kept Burnaby firefighters busy recently. On Monday, crews were called to 8051 10th Ave. at around 1:40 a.m. for a fire that broke out in a two-storey, single-family home and sent seven people to hospital.