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Burnaby got its first sister when delegates from Kushiro, Japan visited the city in 1965.

City council is worried about the future of social housing in B.C. now that the province is selling property off to non-profits. The B.C. Housing non-profit asset transfer program launched last fall. Coun.

They spent six days combing the rubble with dogs and a device that can detect people scratching and tapping beneath the surface, but they didn’t find anyone alive.

Burnaby Heights is much more than an ideal spot to grab a cup of coffee or dinner from a deli – it’s now a fashion hub. Luxury Labels opened at 4550 Hastings St.

Burnaby criticizing NEB for not forcing company to provide more info on pipeline expansion

The federal government is doling out money for events celebrating the 150th anniversary of Confederation. Last Thursday, federal Heritage Minister Shelly Glover announced the new Canada 150 Fund at the Burnaby Village Museum.

The Burnaby Farmers Market is blooming big this season. The market, which opens for the season this weekend, is going to include new farmers and vendors, food trucks and more.

Burnaby’s Christophe Bonzon is a chocolate master. The owner of Chez Christophe Chocolaterie Patisserie recently won four awards at the 2015 World Chocolate Masters Canadian final, according to a press release from Chez Christophe.

Rhododendron blooms are bursting forth at Deer Lake Park, which is always cause to celebrate. This Sunday, Burnaby’s official flower will be centre stage at the city’s annual Rhodofest.

Burnaby Teachers’ Association president Rae Figursky said she was disappointed by a B.C.