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Female pedestrian killed in Burnaby crash

Female pedestrian killed in Burnaby crash

Police are asking drivers to avoid Hastings Street in Burnaby. The street is closed in both directions because of a fatal pedestrian-involved collision Thursday morning.
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This Burnaby museum will light up to celebrate 'Heritage Christmas'

This Burnaby museum will light up to celebrate 'Heritage Christmas'

This beloved holiday event is returning Nov. 25.
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Man robbed of $3,300 in Burnaby parkade: police seek suspect

Man robbed of $3,300 in Burnaby parkade: police seek suspect

A 58-year-old man was sitting in his car in a parkade near Dominion Street and Sumner Avenue when another man allegedly opened his door and robbed him of $3,300.
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Burnaby is Canada's second 'most snowsports obsessed' city: study

Burnaby is Canada's second 'most snowsports obsessed' city: study

A website that showcases popular snowsport destinations around the world says Burnaby residents are keen on carving the mountains year round.
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Letter: Burnaby gondola project won't solve the region's transportation problem

Letter: Burnaby gondola project won't solve the region's transportation problem

TransLink is entering into public engagement without new information, this letter writer claims.
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SFU starting NCAA Div. II soccer nationals following dual conference titles

SFU starting NCAA Div. II soccer nationals following dual conference titles

The Burnaby-based Red Leafs won its first-ever GNAC women's banner, while the men's team was captained by MVP Devin O'Hea.
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No drugs, alcohol detected in slain Burnaby girl's body: toxicologist

No drugs, alcohol detected in slain Burnaby girl's body: toxicologist

Micheal Rosland, a forensic toxicologist at the RCMP lab, told the Ibrahim Ali trial this week that tests detected no alcohol or drugs in samples of blood and eye-fluid from a 13-year-old girl found dead in Central Park in July 2017.
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Burnaby approves new overnight winter shelter in Royal Oak

Burnaby approves new overnight winter shelter in Royal Oak

The shelter on Buller Avenue will be open 4 p.m. to 8 a.m. nightly between December and April.
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Burnaby driver wins 25% victory in ICBC car-door collision dispute

Burnaby driver wins 25% victory in ICBC car-door collision dispute

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled ICBC acted 'improperly and unreasonably' for not considering a statement from a witness because they lived in the same complex as one of the drivers and would be biased.
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Former Burnaby hockey goaltender backstops B.C. to national U18 bronze

Former Burnaby hockey goaltender backstops B.C. to national U18 bronze

Clara Juca won all three games she started in Dawson Creek earlier this month, only allowing six goals on nearly 70 shots to reach the podium.
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