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Despite three shootings in a little more than a month, including a targeted attack that left a man with critical injuries, there’s nothing at this point to suggest a new outbreak of gang violence in Burnaby, according to the province’s anti-gang agen

An estimated $25,000 was raised during a recent fundraiser in support of a blind Burnaby man who plans to climb Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro next month.

In the hot sun, a small delegation peers up at the large tower on Beresford Street. “There’s an awful lot of drawn blinds.

Inconceivable tells the tale of two millennials who unexpectedly find out they’re pregnant

The provincial government announced this week it will keep funding 32 landscape horticulturist seats in the Burnaby school district’s community and continuing education program.

After spending nine figures to acquire a new office building, Metro Vancouver expects to spend millions more to get it ready for the move. In July, the Metro Vancouver board approved awarding a contract to Canadian Turner Construction Company Ltd.

Burnaby Mounties are looking for two suspects involved in an alleged robbery of a convenience store Wednesday morning. Police were called to the store in the 7600 block of Royal Oak Avenue at 3:15 a.m.

Dan Johnston admits he’s a political junkie. The longtime Burnaby city councillor spent his honeymoon 20 years ago in San Francisco collecting political signs during that year’s election season.

A woman accused of stabbing a social worker to death in her Burnaby home has had her constitutional challenge dismissed by a B.C. Supreme Court judge.

Burnaby youth connect at-risk population with cellphones