Local News

People in Burnaby aren't the only ones in need this holiday season - homeless cats and dogs need help, too. That's why Burnaby resident Kristen Neratini started Loki's Christmas Wish in 2008.

Burnaby RCMP arson investigators are continuing to look into a Saturday night fire in the Edmonds area. Just before 9 p.m. on Saturday, Burnaby police and firefighters were called to a home in the 7700-block of 11th Avenue.

The Vancouver Police Department has recommended 52 criminal charges against 20 suspected rioters from the June 15 Stanley Cup riot.

Giving can be as fulfilling as receiving - but sometimes it also involves added bonuses such as festive fun activities. - Come out to a toy drive skate event on Sunday, Dec. 18 from 9: 45 a.m. to noon at Burnaby 8Rinks.

Martin Tremblay appeared in B.C. provincial court in Vancouver Thursday morning to be formally charged in relation to the deaths of Kayla Lalonde and Martha Jackson in March 2010.

The Evergreen Line is moving ahead, and Burnaby city staff were authorized by council at Monday night's meeting to negotiate an access memorandum with the province.

It's crunch time for the Burnaby Christmas Bureau - and things don't look good.

Local New Democrats are throwing their weight behind Brian Topp, one of the contenders in the federal NDP leadership race.

We're continuing with our popular feature - our staff's Top 5 (Or More) Things To Do This Weekend. 1 Get entertained at A Phoenix Christmas with Phoenix Chamber Choir, organist Roy Campbell and the Burnaby District Youth Choir on Saturday, Dec. 17.