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Post-secondary students in the middle of exams at campuses in Burnaby WILL be in classes today (Wednesday). Burnaby schools BCIT and SFU announced that classes have resumed after snow stopped and crews managed to clear campuses.

A Burnaby mosque is opening its doors to the public on Saturday. And just in time. Now, more than ever, we need more awareness about other cultures in Canada to stem a tide of racism that is washing over Canada. When Mario Cansesco’s Research Co.

A Burnaby puppy that had acid thrown on her face while living in Iran underwent surgery on Tuesday morning. "The vet just called and said Mugsy's doing great," said Burnaby resident Sam Taylor, the seven-month-old pup's owner.

Legislation is too restrictive former MP and current candidate says

This is too cute...

Centred around the theme of making life more affordable, the NDP government’s throne speech promises to unveil a poverty-reduction strategy, enshrine universal daycare into law, continue a freeze on ferry fares and prevent British Columbians from bei

A number of flights have been delayed, and a few cancelled

Prime minister was in town to support Liberal candidate Richard Lee

The prosecution has laid out its case against a couple accused of manslaughter in the death of 22-year-old man at a North Burnaby Starbucks in 2017.

TransLink is cautioning Metro Vancouver commuters that delays will be part of the day’s travels for customers, as snow continues to choke the region. The Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines are hardest hit, as fewer trains are able to run .