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While the Victoria Day long weekend wasn’t exactly picture perfect in the weather department, it was still nice enough to take in some of the recreational activities offered in Burnaby.

Every big city has one, a downtown. In Vancouver, the downtown is a financial and entertainment hub mixed with a diverse range of residents.

As housing activists continue to fight against development in Metrotown and the loss of rental stock in the area, at least one Burnaby Citizens Association (BCA) member is calling out the civic party and, more specifically, city council for abandonin

Looking for a prescription for medical pot, but not sure where to go in Burnaby? Not to worry; a first-of-its-kind mobile clinic is coming to town. A Nanaimo-based company called Tilray is bringing its Mobile Cannabis Clinic to Burnaby on June 12.

Local reaction to the National Energy Board’s decision on the Kinder Morgan pipeline came swift on Thursday. The final decision now lies with federal cabinet.

But final decision rests with federal cabinet

A look at the expansion's five-year history and next steps

The B.C. Nurses’ Union held a vigil outside of a Burnaby care home for veterans, protesting the centre’s move to layoff all of its nursing staff.

Two sports clubs that have run in Burnaby for decades are worried they might have to fold because of rental-rate increases of as much as 900 per cent for school district athletic facilities.

The B.C. Liberal government has announced it’s moving forward with plans for the renewal of Burnaby Hospital, but Burnaby-Deer Lake NDP MLA Kathy Corrigan says she’s heard that line before.