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While RCMP warn everyone to avoid walking alone in the city at night, women of Forest Grove organize a self-defence class to take back their neighbourhood

While the contract dispute between Burnaby firefighters and the city is still several months away from arbitration, the union believes the fight has bubbled over into a charity event.

Burnaby will soon be home to one of North America’s largest Hindu temples.

While the investigation continues into a fatal hit-and-run crash that claimed the life of a young Burnaby woman, police have offered a description of one of the suspects.

A refugee aid group in Burnaby is launching a new program to turn regular citizens into settlement support workers to help one of the most vulnerable groups of refugees.

Instructors at BCIT hope to spark a love of learning in at-risk students during a new spring break welding camp this month.

A fight between two women at a Burnaby apartment two years ago has ended with a murder conviction. Last week, a jury in B.C. Supreme Court found Trudy Gail Hunter guilty of second degree murder in the death of Christina Docherty.

Burnaby MP says he believes Liberals will reinstate rental subsidies, fix old buildings and create new units

Company spokesperson chats about protesters, climate change and economics

The count is now at five: the number of sexual assaults in North Burnaby since the end of January. On Monday, Burnaby RCMP confirmed two more assaults over the weekend: one on Saturday and one Sunday.