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Is it idealistic to think a coalition of individuals with widely different views and little political experience could pry the Burnaby Citizens Association’s grip off city hall and the board of education after six years of exclusive rule? Maybe, says

If it had been up to students, Doug Ford would be the mayor of Toronto right now. Like their parents, they also elected his celebrity brother, Rob Ford to Toronto city council last month.

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Even though final figures won't be released until months from now, the Burnaby Citizens Association will likely have the highest financial contributions this election season, when compared to the Burnaby First Coalition.

Belgian beer enthusiasts living in Burnaby don't have to travel far to experience the brew's complexity, thanks to the opening of a new tasting room near the Production Way-University SkyTrain station.

“There was a time when our people weren’t welcome in places like this,” said First Nations drummer Rupert Richardson inside the Burnaby Central Secondary’s library last week. It was a bittersweet reminder during a joyous celebration.

Walt Disney once said, "If you can dream it, you can do it." That's the MO of Burnaby resident and farmers market manager Ron Gorman, who hopes to bring its winter counterpart to the city next year.

When Burnaby resident Sergii Kuznietsov and his wife launched their Ukrainian bakery business earlier this year at the Steveston farmers' market, they had no idea it would take off so quickly. "It was February, so it was snowing and cold.