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The last bastion of the anti-pipeline protests has come down. City of Burnaby staff and about several RCMP officers moved in early Wednesday morning to remove an unauthorized protest camp near Kinder Morgan's Westridge Marine Terminal.

A Burnaby man is facing charges after the car he allegedly stole ran out of gas.

As fire departments across the region sign their new collective agreements, Burnaby firefighters are getting ready for mediation.

SFU professor Lynne Quarmby is taking on a science policy critic role with the federal Greens, even though she hasn't run in an election yet. Quarmby's will evaluate government legislation and policy and whether it's based on scientific evidence.

Burnaby firefighters were called to an apartment building near Lougheed Town Centre on Tuesday. Firefighters were called to 3755 Bartlett Crt. around 11:30 a.m.

A man in his 50s was taken to hospital with stab wounds after an altercation near Stoney Creek Elementary School early Sunday morning. Burnaby RCMP was called to the 2600 block of Beaverbrook Crescent shortly after midnight on Jan. 25.

B.C.’s minister of children and family development was in Burnaby last week to announce that applications are once again being accepted for provincial funding and child-care bursaries.

When Burnaby chiropractor Gerry Ramogida saw a 30 second TV clip of legendary San Francisco 49ers quarterback Joe Montana getting a chiropractic adjustment on the sidelines of the 1989 Super Bowl – his destiny was sealed. A former B.C.

Burnaby took a beating from a Pineapple Express on Friday afternoon, as Still Creek flooded from the downpour. Still Creek Drive between Gilmore and Willingon avenues – as well as nearby areas – was particularly waterlogged.

City submits motion to NEB for info on costs of ads