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The City of Burnaby’s attempt at addressing affordable housing has passed an early milestone. The city’s request for proposals for interest in the development of non-market housing on two designated sites went live on the B.C. Bid website recently.

You could soon be getting a friendly knock on the door from Burnaby city staff hoping to convince you to register Spot or Fluffy with the municipality. It’s all part of the city’s dog licensing program.

The Burnaby Board of Trade is joining a chorus of business groups concerned an imminent increase to the Canadian Pension Plan could have unintended negative consequences.

Just a couple weeks before walking the stage to receive her bachelor of arts in health sciences at SFU this month, X-ray technologist Lauren Shandley was in a very different world.

A pair of prolific crooks are back behind bars after they were caught red-handed in an alleged stolen van. The two men were arrested by Burnaby Mounties who were investigating a rash of commercial vehicle thefts from construction sites.

Simon Fraser University has compromised personal information contained in more than 100,000 requests sent to its IT services department over the last three years. On Jan.

Residents of the Burnaby North-Seymour riding can now meet with their local MP, even when he’s in Ottawa.

A Burnaby care home for veteran seniors is moving ahead with a plan to contract out all nursing staff following a financial review by Fraser Health.

Burnaby residents will be happy to know the H20 that comes out of their taps every day is pretty darn good.