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Inside the SFU Women’s Centre at the Burnaby campus, there’s a small room filled with boxes, an old couch and tiny desk. It’s really not much more than a storage closet.

If 22 months in prison wasn’t enough, the Attorney General of Canada is now suing the man who crashed a stolen truck into six police cruisers parked outside the Lougheed community policing office two years ago. The mini crime spree began on Dec.

If you don’t own a house in Metro Vancouver, here comes more proof you likely never will. While some homeowners in Burnaby are in for some sticker shock when they open their property assessments in the new year.

Jioon Ko, who was reported missing Wednesday, has been found safe and sound, according to the Burnaby RCMP.

Improper storage of asbestos-containing drywall and a lack of fall-protection gear were some of the common infractions at works sites in Burnaby this year to draw the ire of WorkSafe BC.

NDP says Liberals backing off election promise, but Terry Beech says that's not the case

Metrotown residents are less likely to be overweight because they live in a “walker’s paradise,” according to a new study that links walkability and obesity risk.

For more than a decade, Le Thuan has made the large property at the very end of Royal Oak Avenue his tangible and spiritual home. The Buddhist monk, originally from Vietnam, has lived at 8708 Royal Oak Ave.

Seventy-five Burnaby elementary school students got to try their hand at coding in one of the largest video game studios in the world this week.

The flare at Burnaby’s Chevron refinery was brighter than normal after a power outage Sunday night.