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A coroners’ inquest is being held for a man who died after an encounter with Burnaby RCMP at an apartment in 2014. On Thursday, the B.C.

The much-anticipated Evergreen Line will open before Christmas, the province announced Thursday. The $1.

The quiet corner of Moreland Drive in Burnaby is probably one of the last places you might expect to see the battle for the White House playing out.

Businesses and people around the Lower Mainland have come together to support a Burnaby man who was forced to choose between paying for supplements that are keeping him alive and paying rent.

Another Burnaby family has become $1 million richer. Teresa Arciaga won the $1 million prize in the Lotto 6/49 draw on Aug. 31, a win she shares with her two sons, Aizel and Adonie Villar.

E-cigarettes are now treated the same as regular cigarettes – no smoking in schools or in vehicles with kids

National association says Burnaby’s proposed ban on fireworks sales is ‘unfortunate’

Bylaw changes get third reading and head for adoption on Sept. 12

When Raj Chouhan landed on Canadian soil in 1973, he never imagined he’d become the founding president of the Canadian Farmworkers’ Union and at the forefront of a social movement that would bring farm workers under the Employment Standards Act.

When Debbie Poole attended her first Parkinson support meeting in Burnaby last summer, her symptoms had worsened.