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Local results in line with province. B.C. sticking with first past the post voting system

Meet your neighbour: Robert Stewart I’m not from Burnaby - I was born and raised in California and came here at 18. My father was a theatre manager and we moved around a lot.

UPDATE: The Burnaby man with special needs reported missing and possibly wandering in North Vancouver Friday morning has been found safe.

The Burnaby school board is looking into creating more before-and-after-school care at local schools in hopes of fulfilling a still-unfulfilled election promise made four years ago by a previous board and city council.

B.C. Ferries cancelled dozens of sailings Thursday because of winds that gusted up to 100 km/h, delaying journeys for thousands of people.

A powerful windstorm has knocked out power to an estimated 1,400 Burnaby residents. BC Hydro has tweeted out that crews are headed to Burnaby to restore power to an area west of Lougheed Town Centre. (See the attached graphic.

Trees toppled, power went out, flights were delayed and ferry sailings were cancelled as a storm system brought strong winds to Vancouver Island on Thursday. The winds might be linked to a death in Duncan. The B.C.

Metro Vancouver water line will be tunneled across Second Narrows

*Update: The City of Burnaby tweeted out this morning that Bonsor pool has now been re-opened after being closed since Monday, Dec. 17 due to "mechanical issues." "Thank you for patience," read the tweet.

Holiday fires cause injuries, death and thousands of dollars in property damage every year, and the Office of the Fire Commissioner and Emergency Management B.C. want to remind you how to stay safe.