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Students and staff around the Burnaby School District donned orange shirts Wednesday to show support for survivors of Canada’s residential schools.

When Dave Ford retired from a long career as an electrician at a Powell River pulp and paper mill, the late-60-something thought he had at least a couple decades to enjoy his golden years. Two years later, he was diagnosed with cancer.

Federal Green Party leader Elizabeth May came to Burnaby on Wednesday evening to lend some support to the Burnaby North-Seymour Green Party candidate’s campaign.

Burnaby RCMP are thanking the public for its help in catching the suspect in a shooting on Wednesday evening. Mounties were called to the Old Orchard Shopping Centre at Willingdon Avenue and Kingsway around 6:30 p.m. on Sept.

Trans Mountain has filed replacement evidence with the National Energy Board – exactly six weeks after the NEB announced it would remove evidence from the hearing records made by the board’s most recent appointee, Steven Kelly. Kelly of IHS Inc.

If you ask principal Hal Wall, the biggest story of Morley Elementary School’s 60-year history isn’t that Michael J. Fox was a student there.

More than 60 firefighters sporting bright yellow T-shirts that read “We support those who support us” marched into council chambers on Monday. They went there to send a message to city council that enough is enough – they want a new contract now.

RCMP are turning to the public for help piecing together who was behind a violent altercation outside a bowling alley in Burnaby early Sunday morning.

Hastings Street has the feel of a highway, running through Burnaby’s most pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood, the Heights.

Senior citizens wait more than 10 hours to register for badminton group