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A group of housing advocates who have occupied a Metrotown building slated for demolition since Saturday remained inside the apartment as of Friday afternoon.

A brief rainstorm prior to the start of the Giro Di Burnaby didn’t put a damper on an exciting evening of cycling.

The Burnaby Fire Department is now fully stocked with pet oxygen masks, thanks to a donation from a pet food company in Surrey.

Twenty-six teens from around B.C. are up on Burnaby Mountain this month sharpening their math and English skills at SFU’s third Academic Summer Camp for Aboriginal Students.

The clock is ticking on a group of housing advocates who have occupied a vacant building slated for demolition in the Metrotown area. On Thursday, the B.C.

After serving in numerous other roles over the last seven years, Frank Bonvino took up his post in the Burnaby Teachers’ Association’s president’s office this month.

A Burnaby elementary school water fountain has been squirting out water containing four times the maximum acceptable concentration of lead.

The hallways of 5025 Imperial St. are nearly pitch black. It’s quiet except for the pinging of a fire alarm monitor at the front entrance. The only light comes in naturally from open apartment doors. On the manager’s desk is a pile of unit keys.

It was all hands on deck for the Burnaby Fire Department as crews battled two separate fires Tuesday morning. The first fire started around 3 a.m. in a vacant business at Kingsway and 13 th Ave.

For the better part of a year, Robert Campbell has been using an electric scooter to get around his North Burnaby neighbourhood. But it’s not always easy or safe travels for the senior.