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5 things to do in Burnaby this weekend: Jan. 13-15

5 things to do in Burnaby this weekend: Jan. 13-15

The new year calls for new events. Whether you want an exciting basketball game or a unique Sunday brunch or to spend a weekend dancing your heart out, Burnaby is packed with fun events this weekend.
'Taser-style' weapon sent through the mail leads to prison term for Burnaby man

'Taser-style' weapon sent through the mail leads to prison term for Burnaby man

Justin Edward Groshok, 39, was charged after the Canada Border Services Agency raided a home in Burnaby and found a loaded restricted handgun, 17 prohibited weapons, 12 Taser cartridges and 248 grams of methamphetamine.
'She did not treat those patients with respect': Burnaby massage therapist disciplined for mid-treatment phone use

'She did not treat those patients with respect': Burnaby massage therapist disciplined for mid-treatment phone use

Burnaby massage therapist Najia Xu held her phone in one hand while massaging a client with the other, according to the College of Massage Therapists of B.C.
Letter: B.C. faces 'dismal' future as fracking continues

Letter: B.C. faces 'dismal' future as fracking continues

"We have everything we need to make the transition off fossil fuels except the political will."
SFU releases new five-year strategic research plan

SFU releases new five-year strategic research plan

"I am very proud that SFU is a research-intensive university."
Burnaby offering free residential Christmas tree collection

Burnaby offering free residential Christmas tree collection

Trees can also be dropped off at Burnaby's Eco-Centre with proof of residency.
Burnaby Mountie injured in 2018 hit-and-run 'quite upset' at further sentencing delay for driver

Burnaby Mountie injured in 2018 hit-and-run 'quite upset' at further sentencing delay for driver

The sentencing of a man accused in a 2018 hit-and-run that broke a Burnaby Mountie's arm has been delayed because his wife is having problems with a pregnancy. 'Him going into custody on Monday would be very difficult for her,' says his lawyer.
Kids' vaccination rates stalled in New West, Burnaby

Kids' vaccination rates stalled in New West, Burnaby

The province has been pushing vaccination in response to a surge in respiratory illness among B.C.'s kids — but, so far, only a minority have taken up the call.
Police associations to examine issues behind officer killings after recent deaths

Police associations to examine issues behind officer killings after recent deaths

TORONTO — Some of Canada's largest police associations pledged Friday to work to end what they called an "unacceptable wave of violence" following the killings of five police officers in four months.
B.C. reactivates health-care emergency operation centres

B.C. reactivates health-care emergency operation centres

Move comes as hospital occupancy exceeds base hospital capacity