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The completion date of the Trottier Observatory at SFU's Burnaby campus has been pushed back a couple of weeks. Howard Trottier, who's spearheading the project, told the NOW crews are still working on landscaping the area.

The National Energy Board’s review of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion was up for debate at the Legislative Assembly of B.C. on Monday.

The Burnaby Early Childhood Development Table is hosting a family event on Saturday to encourage parents to play with their kids.

A few skid marks, some torn up lawn and a bouquet of flowers is all that marks the location of a fatal crash on Canada Way Tuesday afternoon. A 22-year-old woman died shortly after a car hit her around 1:30 p.m. on Canada Way near BCIT.

A property owner whose home backs onto Buckingham Creek could face a $500 fine for allegedly cutting down trees without a permit.

A better understanding of aboriginal perspectives and how to make them a part of every student’s education was the goal of a B.C. ministry of education dialogue hosted by the Burnaby school district last week.

One man is dead following an altercation at Edmonds SkyTrain station early Sunday morning. Burnaby RCMP received reports of an incident at the station shortly before 1 a.m.

The City of Burnaby is taking aim at the National Energy Board's track record of decisions, alleging the board has shown bias in favour of Kinder Morgan, the company proposing to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline.

An up close interview with Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan Canada

Brentlawn Drive is still an unsafe haven for rat runners, despite numerous complaints to the city from residents in the past 16 months. In a letter dated Feb.