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Don the shades, slap on some sunscreen and head over to the Heights on Saturday for the annual Hats Off Day.

$500,000 from the province will allow Burnaby technical institute's child-care centre to more than double its capacity

A Burnaby man could be facing drug trafficking charges after an incident at Metrotown SkyTrain station last week. Transit Police were patrolling the station around 2:30 p.m.

Car share company Evo has expanded its service to three prominent locations in Burnaby. The company will be adding cars at BCIT, Metrotown and SFU Burnaby, according to a press release sent out Wednesday morning.

Calls for ban on puppy and kitten sales in city stores could trigger city to review its animal bylaw

City staff raked in a combined total of $153.83 million last year, with 724 city employees making more than $75,000, according to the city’s newly released statement of financial information.

Helen Sonja Francis' brother hasn't given up the fight to amend the Criminal Code since his sister died in 2005

Burnaby’s lawyer is calling the National Energy Board’s report on Kinder Morgan’s proposal to twin the Trans Mountain pipeline “500 pages of fluff.

A surge in drug overdose deaths that led the province to declare a public health emergency in April has motivated organizations working in Burnaby to try to get the life-saving antidote naloxone into the hands of more young people.

"We need to establish ourselves in a new realm, with new potential," says Wanda Mulholland, longtime spokesperson for the task force