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Have you checked out MIRAGE at Metrotown at Metropolis yet? The installation is an exciting visual, audio and digital experience that has been custom designed for the mall, using state-of-the-art projection technology and a mirrored ceiling and floor

Local Mounties are trying to piece together the events that led to shots being fired on a quiet Burnaby street Thursday morning. Police were called to the 7200 block of Arcola Street at 5:30 a.m. after getting a call about gun shots.

Burnaby’s mayor is afraid the federal government’s panel on the Kinder Morgan file is just for show and is riddled with conflict of interest.

Whether the province’s ombudsperson is investigating the City of Burnaby over its zoning practices has been called into question.

Colin James brings out the crowds at this year’s event

Burnaby Mounties are investigating whether two assaults last weekend were racially motivated.

Burnaby Mounties are warning the public to keep their cell phones out of sight when walking alone after a rash of robberies and attempted robberies of the devices on the weekend.

The political party that challenged but eventually lost the last civic election in Burnaby has filed a complaint with the province’s ombudsperson over city hall’s rezoning practices.

The Burnaby Arts Council is throwing its second annual Summer Arts Festival this Saturday and it’ll be “bigger and better,” organizers say. The free family event will be hosted outside on the lawn and driveway of the Deer Lake Gallery.

A local fundraiser brought in nearly $1,000 for a Tri-Cities teen with Stage 4 cancer. About 80 people showed up for the screening of Odd Squad at Cineplex Silver City at Metrotown on July 30.