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Burnaby is getting some LIP work done, and it is going to cost big bucks. The city is replacing its current permit plan system with a much more extensive Licences, Inspections and Permits System.

The B.C. Automobile Association locked out approximately 70 tow truck dispatchers on Monday, after contract negotiations between the company and the dispatchers’ union fell apart.

The stewards of Stoney Creek are being recognized in 2015, the 25th year of their annual Great Salmon Send-off.

About 18 to 20 firefighters responded to a car fire on Sardis Street on Monday. Shortly before noon, firefighters were called to 4155 Sardis St. following reports a car was on fire.

Local Mounties need your help locating a 61-year-old Burnaby man. Richard Gordon was last seen around 10:20 p.m. on Saturday, June 6. Gordon is described as Caucasian. He has a heavy set build and walks with a limp.

Out of a senseless and tragic crime can come positive change – at least that’s what friends and family of Luka Gordic hope. Gordic had just turned 19 years old when he was killed in Whistler on May 17.

Hey there, sports fans, Tourism Burnaby has something for you.

Plan would reduce oil spill response times by at least half

Burnaby has lower levels of obesity, smoking and binge drinking when compared to the Fraser Health Authority average, according to new research.

Drivers and assistants who transport patients across the Lower Mainland to cancer treatments, kidney dialysis and other medical appointments took to the picket lines at Royal Columbian Hospital this week to demand better wages, schedule guarantees an