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It’s about as Canadian as you can get in winter: skating or playing hockey on a frozen pond. But the City of Burnaby is hoping to discourage the public from doing so.

“Staggering.” That’s the word used by local Mounties to describe the amount of tickets handed out during a distracted driving campaign last month.

There’s almost nothing more inconvenient than waking up to find your car has been broken into and vandalized. Unfortunately for a group of South Burnaby residents, that’s what they found Monday morning.

As Canadians across the country voted overwhelmingly for change in the federal election, both local politicians and the business community are waiting to see what impact a new government will have on Burnaby.

Kinder Morgan pipeline could be delayed

It appears the damage and cleanup from the summer windstorm has cost the City of Burnaby a pretty penny. According to a financial committee report to be discussed Thursday night (Oct.

The University Highland Elementary kindergarten class of 2015 will get a chance to reminisce about the good old days when they move on to high school eight years from now.

Still looking for the perfect Halloween costume? Byrne Creek Secondary School’s drama department has what you need – and it won’t cost you a fortune.

If local students had had their way, the red Liberal wave that swept across Canada during Monday’s federal election would have streamed across most of Burnaby as well.

Whenever Premier Christy Clark is asked to account for her surprising, come-from-behind victory in the 2013 provincial election, she invariably replies "campaigns matter.