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This is part two in a two-part series about shop classes in the Burnaby school district and the history behind conditions one retired local tech ed teacher calls “deplorable.

It’s business as usual at the C.G. Brown Memorial Pool after a car crashed through the front wall of the building Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters were called to the Kensington Avenue pool around 2 p.m.

Looking for a romantic candlelit dinner this weekend, but want to take a stand for the environment at the same time? Then Riverway and Burnaby Mountain clubhouses are the places to be.

Demand and union contracts drive up costs, according to the City of Burnaby's human resources director.

Many Burnaby businesses are expressing caution and not taking a firm stance on the transit plebiscite, a drastic change from the heated back-and-forth regarding the short-lived harmonized sales tax.

Hold the phone – Uber isn’t setting up shop in Burnaby just yet.

Three Burnaby residents involved in case

The suspect in a robbery at Crystal Mall doused bystanders with pepper spray as he made his getaway Monday afternoon. Mounties were called to the south Burnaby mall at around 12:45 p.m.

Four Burnaby women are in the running for the YWCA Metro Vancouver Women of Distinction Awards. Nancy Keough, the executive director of the Kettle Society, has been nominated in the non-profit and public service category.

While homes are selling like hot cakes throughout the region, Burnaby is facing a bit of a lag when it comes to condos.