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The second floor of the Bob Prittie Metrotown Library will soon enter the 21st century thanks to $400,000 in federal and municipal funding.

Burnaby anti-poverty group calling on mayor and council to stop demolitions

There is a bleakness to the Grandview-Woodland section of East Vancouver; the semi-industrial area teems with humourless and washed-out structures.

Residents at some North Burnaby housing complexes are finding their garbage bins being looted by more than the average scavenger.

Burnaby has a youth homelessness problem, say local service providers, and a recent provincewide health survey has given them a chance to shed light on the issue. Last fall, a youth worker with Burnaby’s St.

While lawns brown and water restrictions tighten, Burnaby’s chafer beetles are poised to thrive next spring.

Twenty high school students were at BCIT last week, searching for clues after the discovery of two bloodied and lifeless dummies.

The Burnaby Fire Department is on scene as a damaged gas line has caused a street evacuation in North Burnaby. At around 9:30 a.m. this morning, a third-party contractor hit a natural gas line in the neighbourhood of Gilmore Avenue and Yale Street.

Oxygen levels dangerously low in Eagle Creek salmon pond

Grace Seear will run for Conservatives in fall