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Burnaby’s main anti-pipeline group wants local residents to talk to their neighbours about Kinder Morgan and prepare questions for an upcoming meeting.

Burnaby’s Brian Bonney is still facing Election Act charges, but that’s not stopping the Canadian Taxpayers Federation from hiring the well-known Liberal organizer. Bonney has been working on contract with the federation since 2013.

Two city-owned lots are up for sale, two years after tenants were evicted from one of the properties in Metrotown.

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Local students are “capturing a moment” at the Burnaby Art Gallery’s annual Arts Alive exhibition this month.

It is Youth Week in Burnaby and to celebrate, city council awarded certificates of recognition to youth who make a difference in our community.

After years of negotiating with developers who evict tenants to redevelop their properties, Burnaby city staff have come up with a plan. City council adopted the tenant assistance plan for rental buildings at Monday night’s council meeting.

Despite selling its Metrotown property to Concord Pacific, Sears Canada has no immediate plans to close the store, according to CEO Ron Boire. "We have a long-term lease here.

A memorial to the founding father of the Republic of China will soon be situated in Central Park. Council approved plans to continue the design and construction of the Sun Yat-Sen memorial, which would be located near Patterson SkyTrain station.

Burnaby got its first sister when delegates from Kushiro, Japan visited the city in 1965.