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Yes, it’s weird to be thinking of water shortages while it’s still raining, but no, you can’t just water your lawn anytime you want. Metro Vancouver’s lawn watering regulations came into effect on May 1 and remain in place until Oct.

Low-income renters aren’t the only one being displaced by big condo tower projects in Burnaby. Rats are also on the move because of heavy building construction in the city, according to pest control company Orkin Canada.

There's still time to donate to pop-up prom shop at Byrne Creek Community School Friday.

Camp Cloud protesters disturbed by hostile messages

The Burnaby school district is one step closer to creating 345 new elementary school seats at two schools.

Burnaby transit users might just see a new electric bus in action.

Burnaby North Secondary Grade 12 student Lucas Smith stands in full firefighter gear with his uncle, local fire Captain Russ Flasch, and looks way up at a ladder angling into the blue sky from a fire truck 70 feet below.

Burnaby city council approved the $261.5-million budget Monday evening, with a property tax increase of 1.5 per cent for 2018. For the average homeowner, the total municipal property tax levy will be approximately $1,735 in 2018, up $25.59 from 2017.

Independent panel to be set up to examine remuneration for region's politicians on Metro board

Camp Cloud protesters allowed to remain in construction zone