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Confederation Park gets brand new rubberized track

We're continuing with our popular feature - our staff's Top 5 W(Or More) Things To Do This Weekend. It runs regularly in our Friday editions.

Burnaby agricultural research company Diacarbon Energy Inc. won the B.C. Bioenergy network prize at the British Columbia Innovation Council's New Ventures Competition.

When Gary Robins needed a job, he created his own

Company holds 'open season' in an effort to find out if there's enough interest from potential clients to justify shipping more oil through Burnaby

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times" is the opening line of Charles Dickens's novel about the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities.

Burnaby residents will get the chance to hear from municipal candidates at allcandidates debates being set up by community groups in the next few weeks. Burnaby Community Connections has organized an all-candidates meeting on Wednesday, Oct.

Before there was Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, there was Kris Chucko.

Are Canada's foreign aid investments achieving their maximum impact? That's the $5-billion question Engineers Without Borders is asking the federal government.

The Cameron branch of the Burnaby Public Library is reopening today after bedbugs were detected there on Monday.