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Burnaby Public Library is joining the chorus of Canadian libraries voicing their dissatisfaction with the steep pricing of eBooks, saying that publishers and librarians need to work together more closely to establish an affordable purchasing model.

The Neil Squire society will use a grant from Google.org to help people who can't use their hands use touch-screen mobile devices.

It was a case “destined” to make its way to Canada’s top court. Now, that may not be the case at all. The City of Burnaby may not end up appealing a B.C.

It’s one business that’s not going to get the welcome mat in Burnaby, at least not by local politicians. Earlier this month, the province’s health minister Terry Lake said he would consider a pay-for-plasma clinic to operate in B.C.

City wants to remove neighbourhood’s basketball hoop – but they’re fighting to save it

An abandoned driving range in North Burnaby is not much more than a pile of rubble following a fire that investigators are treating as suspicious.

A Burnaby independent school is ramping up supervision while police investigate an attempted child luring outside the school. St.

A longtime Burnaby industrial operation is shutting its doors. Lafarge Canada has confirmed to the NOW , as of this week, it is closing the Kask Bros. concrete operations in Burnaby, located on Barnet Highway.

At first, the worst was feared when a construction mishap caused a series of washouts along a tributary of Stoney Creek last fall in Burnaby.

Burnaby residents are welcome to pay their respects to a Vancouver Island RCMP officer killed in the line of duty earlier this week. Burnaby RCMP have set up a table of condolences for Const.