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City's snakehead fish iced and off to museum

Experts analyzing fish to see if it was dumped in Central Park pond
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Branch falls on child at park

Branch falls on child at park

Large branch on tree at Fraser Foreshore Park comes down on four-year-old and his bicycle
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Crown urges heavy jail time for gang rapist found guilty in 2008 Burnaby incident

A brother of the man acquitted in the swarming death of Aaron Webster should be sentenced to between 15 and 18 years for taking part in the gang-rape of a young woman during a violent Burnaby home invasion, a prosecutor said Monday.
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Dates set for public hospital planning meetings

Committee now booking times for presentations from residents, health groups, unions and more to share ideas and concerns
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SUCCESS sets up trust account for family of slain Burnaby restaurant owner

SUCCESS, a local social service agency, is setting up a trust account to collect donations to help the family of Huong (Andy) Tran, the Royal Oak Sushi House owner who was killed two weeks ago.
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Widow of Burnaby murder victim leans on community agency

Yuzhe Zhong described her anguish Monday
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Burnaby firefighters respond to gas line strike on Burnaby-Coquitlam border

An excavator striking a service line on a Burnaby property caused a bit of noon-hour traffic congestion along North Road. According to Lieut.
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Burnaby double murder suspect Angus Mitchell had history of violent confrontations and police complaints

Childhood associates say Angus Mitchell changed in high school
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New Willingdon interchange open

The new Willingdon interchange, with on-and off-ramps to Highway 1, is open to traffic this week.
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Pit bull owners push for changes

The City of Burnaby is revamping its animal control bylaw, and some local dog owners want to see the breed-specific part of the bylaw dropped.
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