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Company hopes hearings will be back on track

Legal conflict pits city bylaws against National Energy Board

A tenant of a North Burnaby highrise wants the property manager to address numerous safety issues that he says have recently plagued the building.

A Burnaby Grade 10 student is getting a chance to try her video-game design skills on state-of-the art equipment normally used by master’s students this summer.

Higher fines for breaking the city’s waterworks bylaw could come into effect next month.

Burnaby city council is questioning whether the Conservatives’ appointment of oil industry expert Steven Kelly to the National Energy Board was a strategic move to stall the hearings until after the federal election.

Turns out a busy evening for Burnaby RCMP wasn’t as busy as first reported.

Residents of a home on Castlewood Crescent escaped unscathed when their house caught fire shortly after midnight on Tuesday.

A non-profit hammered in a recent Fraser Health audit for shortcomings at its group homes for the mentally ill is firing back, saying the audit was poorly timed and its biggest challenge is inadequate funding from the health authority.