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Students at four Burnaby elementary schools are getting amped up about South Korea’s national sport thanks to the 2016 World Taekwondo Junior Championships in Burnaby this week.

Missing Alpha Secondary cash too hard to track, so Mounties focused on cheques, says chief investigator

It’s been several years since the Vancouver Whitecaps called Swangard Stadium their home. But the loss of pro sports hasn’t slowed down the nearly 50-year-old facility.

For the last few years, the City of Burnaby has been waging a war against an enemy that isn’t so obvious.

It’s enough guns to arm a small militia, but the dozen or so weapons taken off the streets of Burnaby last month won’t be ending up in the wrong hands anytime soon.

The province has extended its anti-racism program to include four urban communities, and Burnaby is one of them.

Susan Lambert, a former Burnaby teacher-librarian, union vice-president and B.C. Teachers Federation president, says the Supreme Court ruling in favour of the teachers' federation restored her faith in Canadian democracy.

Sitting in a Downtown Eastside coffee shop, Jakub Markiewicz remains defiant. Defiant of a court system that only a few minutes earlier slapped him with a criminal record he’ll carry around as he enters his 20s and beyond.

Despite concerns, Ron Burton calls landmark ruling in favour of teachers a great moment for collective bargaining rights

Burnaby Mounties are describing the actions of a driver who left the scene of a crash that sent an elderly pedestrian to hospital as “deplorable.