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The Burnaby school district got an unforeseen $1-million boost from the provincial government this week, and school board chair Ron Burton didn’t even take a jab at the B.C.

Last Saturday’s rain didn’t dampen the spirits of a group of Burnaby children who wanted to raise some money for Fort McMurray residents affected by the wildfire.

Local residents are invited to attend a free forum at the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre on June 8 that covers all things food.

More than 1,200 British Columbians have signed an online petition that calls on the Trudeau government to reject the Trans Mountain expansion project. Kennedy Stewart, MP for Burnaby South, presented e-petition No.

Have you ever wondered about the knocking or clunking in your pipes when you turn off a tap? École Alpha Secondary Grade 11 student Danté Wong wondered about it too and turned that curiosity into a medal-winning project at the Youth Sciences Canada n

Burnaby’s Marlborough Elementary School unseated defending champions St. George’s Junior School from Vancouver to win the B.C. Elementary School Team Chess tournament last month.

After a series of “insensitive” tweets from 2012 resurfaced earlier this month, the B.C. Liberal candidate for Burnaby-Lougheed has announced he won’t be running in the 2017 provincial election.

The annual Michael J. Fox Charity Golf Tournament and gala dinner raised between $60,000 to $65,000 in donations to help renovate the Michael J. Fox Theatre in South Burnaby

Sitting on the patio of a Burnaby townhouse unit with her best friend Spirit by her side, it doesn’t take much for Carole Cardinal to get emotional about her predicament. Cardinal and her 10-year-old lab are inseparable.

Burnaby parks and rec doesn’t want to discriminate between public school and private school students when it comes to picking volunteers for summer camp and playground programs.