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As the investigation continues into a sexual assault along a popular Burnaby trail last week, police have received a number tips in the days since.

For the sixth time in three years the case of a former bookkeeper who pleaded guilty to defrauding a Burnaby school of $66,000 has been delayed at the request of her counsel.

He might have been beaming during his alleged robbery spree, but that smile has likely been wiped off his face.

A Burnaby group’s lawyer for the Kinder Morgan pipeline hearing says the company’s latest claim to the NEB is absurd. Kinder Morgan filed its final argument Feb. 17, signalling the close of the Trans Mountain pipeline hearing.

They’re the gateway to Burnaby’s past. Decades of documents and information are housed at the City of Burnaby’s archives office at the McGill library, but recently things are starting to burst at the seams.

It’s an illness that has touched every community and the lives of countless people. Now the City of Burnaby is hoping to come up with a community plan to deal with the growing issue of dementia.

This summer, Burnaby will be the place to catch some great outdoor concerts. But to get to that laid-back fun, the city has to work hard and tackle plenty of challenges

If dealing with housing affordability in Metro Vancouver is the biggest issue heading into this year’s provincial budget, the government’s response failed to impress local politicians.

About a dozen people gathered at Edmonds Street and Kingsway Tuesday afternoon to draw attention to the looming threat of demo-victions in the neighbourhood.

Justin Jeffries fell 30 feet to his death while cleaning an underground air vent in the dark