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Who says you can’t fight city hall? Ask Aki Ediriweera, he didn’t have to fight the man at all, instead, he just asked nicely.

The mystery of Rainbow Creek has been solved. The little-known waterway close to Confederation Park turned an unusual colour on March 22, as noted by Heights resident Cindy Oliver.

The City of Burnaby is already making moves on the housing front, following the federal Liberals’ budget announced earlier this week.

It’s the middle of the afternoon on June 4, 2014, and a trio of Burnaby RCMP officers is heading to an apartment on Walker Avenue to deal with a person who has broken a window.

A judge described him as coming from an affluent family, but a man busted with a large amount of cocaine in Burnaby back in 2009 will have to get used to prison life for the next three years. A B.C.

For years, it operated as a distribution warehouse for grocery giant Safeway. But after sitting empty since 2011, the Southgate property in Edmonds is poised to help revitalize the neighbourhood.

Burnaby Mounties are encouraging anyone who wants to learn more about personal safety to attend an upcoming presentation on the issue, in light of a spate of sexual assaults in the community.

All 62 seagulls soiled by tofu waste earlier this month have made a triumphant return into the wild this morning, according to the local association in charge of rehabilitating the birds.

In September 2014, five-year-old Amber headed off to kindergarten at Burnaby’s Brentwood Park Elementary with a secret – her father.

It was a brazen daylight shooting at a busy Burnaby mall that shocked onlookers. Now, the two men police believe responsible for the crime have been charged.