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Russell Leung and Ava Henderson have an uncommon skill among Burnaby students, and last week they got a rare chance to show it off.

There is little doubt the vision for the new Lougheed Town Centre will transform the neighbourhood for decades to come, but if it’s for better or worse depends on who you ask.

Burnaby teachers and support staff packed a room at Burnaby North Secondary Friday to learn more about how to support refugee students. B.C.

If you are at Metropolis in Metrotown this morning, you might be surprised by an 11- or 12-year-old handing you a flower with an uplifting note or offering to carry your groceries or sidling up to you in a McDonald’s lineup and offering to pay for yo

After nearly 30 years working for Burnaby, the city’s top bureaucrat is retiring. On Monday, city manager Bob Moncur announced his retirement to applause and a standing ovation from city council and staff at the public meeting.

A group of activists in kayaks surrounded Kinder Morgan’s drilling barge on Sunday at the Westridge Marine Terminal. They sang and chanted in protest against the oil company’s ongoing geo-technical work.

A local food security group is hoping the City of Burnaby will help create more community gardens, especially with rising produce prices.

Cyclists rejoice, Burnaby is one of many municipalities across B.C. vying for a piece of the $6 million Bike B.C. pie.

A black student committee at Burnaby Mountain Secondary wants Canadians to know that race matters in this country.

It’s been more than a year since Kinder Morgan started working on fire pre-plans for the Burnaby Mountain tank farm, and they have yet to materialize.