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A Burnaby man who killed his estranged wife by stabbing her 15 times has had his second-degree murder conviction upheld by an appeal judge. The man, who is only identified as O.V.

A local Burnaby streamkeepers group is sounding the alarm over environmental damage after sediment began seeping into a Stoney Creek tributary last week.

Not long ago, SFU student Shazia Nanjijuma was in a tough spot. The 2011 Burnaby North grad had switched from sciences and plans to work in health care to international relations and economics and dreams of helping solve world problems, like poverty.

Work crews were busy securing a roadside slope on Gaglardi Way after heavy rain washed out a section along Kinder Morgan’s pipeline, leaving it exposed.

In a Burnaby principal's desk, a reminder of rougher times in local schools survives

Two teens accused of killing a 19-year-old Burnaby man last spring have had their charges upgraded to a more serious offence.

Board will release results in December

The last time Burnaby experienced the type of growth in construction projects currently underway, you’d have to go back to before the worldwide recession at the end of the last decade.

Burnaby Mounties are asking for the public’s help for any information following a shooting early Thursday morning. The incident happened just before 1 a.m. when police were called for shots fired in the 6500 block of Sussex Avenue.

Company will remediate damage from survey work and associated protests