Local News

Ahmed Riyaz Tahir, 21, has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the killing of Blerton (Toni) Dalipi, 19, outside Boss Vapes in May 2021 amid a surge of shootings linked to the Lower Mainland gang conflict.

Rent increases capped at two per cent for 2023; temporary boost for B.C. Family Benefit and Climate Action Tax Credit for some households.

Sumeet Sharma, a powerlifting gold medalist for team Canada, has joined forces with his sponsors once again to raise money for communities affected by the floods in Pakistan.

Wednesday was the first full day of school for students around the Burnaby school district.

Retired teacher Bill Chambers says having his former Grade 7 student Liz Truss go on to become British Prime Minister this week is a 'neat story,' but not his proudest achievement as an educator.

Teams from across the country participated at Burnaby Lake.

After a two-week strike, 33,000 government workers from B.C.'s largest union will see possible raises in the range of 2% to 6.75% annually over the next three years.

Fifty years since Uganda expelled its Asian residents, Burnaby playwright explores his family's first-hand experiences in a play, 90 Days, coming to Metro Vancouver on Sept. 8.

SFU's junior-year goalkeeper Justyn Sandhu did not allow a single goal in two road matches with the newly-minted Red Leafs.

The South Burnaby Metro Club which was founded in 1952 to encourage youth's sporting activities in the community celebrates its 70th anniversary with music, cake and entertainment on Sept. 10 in Bonsor Park and recreation centre.