Local News

A local student who claimed his article on Middle East politics was censored by school administration finally got his piece published in the school paper.

NDP Burnaby-Douglas MP Kennedy Stewart announced he would be conducting a public consultation on the proposed Burnaby Mountain gondola on Tuesday.

Martin Tremblay, a convicted sex offender with a criminal history of luring young girls with free drugs and alcohol, made his first appearance in Vancouver Provincial Court Monday.

Burnaby council approved a timeline Monday for the Burnaby tree bylaw review with final decision-making on any changes taking place in fall 2012. A local tree advocate thinks it is a stalling tactic to make sure it isn't an election issue.

After weeks of mulling, Burnaby-New Westminster MP Peter Julian has decided he will not be running for leadership of the federal New Democrats.

RCMP brass in B.C. unlawfully abused authority by offering to withdraw sex-related disciplinary charges against a female officer if she agreed to drop a civil suit involving the RCMP, her lawyer alleged. Const. Susan Gastaldo and Staff-Sgt.

It was a party 20 years in the making. The Metrotown branch of the Burnaby Public Library celebrated its 20th anniversary on Saturday, capping off a month of fun and activities for all ages at the branch.

Putting out a fire will never be easier after people try out the newest device from the Burnaby Fire Department.

If the property next door has covered windows, the sounds of electrical humming, fans and trickling water, you may be living beside a grow-op.

A sold-out crowd at the Marriot Vancouver Pinnacle was on hand last Thursday to see the Maria Keary Cottage, a 35-bed supportive housing facility located at 305 Carnarvon St.