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As tremors rattle the B.C. coast and experts continue to warn of an inevitable mega-earthquake that could hit the province in the next 50 years, 15 high-risk Burnaby schools are still waiting for seismic upgrades. In 2004, all B.C.

Longtime tenant says changes will hurt seniors and people with disabilities

UPDATE: In a statement sent to the NOW , Jason Mann – spokesperson for the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 1518 – called Target’s departure predictable.

Unifor rep suggests NEB not protecting Canadian interests

Alan Dutton says he will still campaign for anti-SLAPP suit legislation in B.C.

UPDATE: Kinder Morgan Canada president Ian Anderson has issued a formal response to the BBOT’s report: “We appreciate the effort the Burnaby Board of Trade has taken to research and develop a report.

A Burnaby business owner is fed up with the City of Burnaby after months of jumping through hoops to open his tea shop. Chris Roller has been trying to open his Mad Hatterz Tea House in Lougheed Village.

Concerned about safety in your apartment building? Burnaby RCMP is inviting the public to a presentation on apartment security, hosted by the department’s crime prevention unit. The presentation, which takes place on Thursday, Jan.

Forty-one Burnaby restaurants were shut down by Fraser Health last year for reasons ranging from poor hygiene to unsafe preparation of food to ongoing issues with pests, making Burnaby the biggest offender in the health authority’s report.

The provincial government has handed out several gaming grants to Burnaby community organizations. In all, the province gave $700,000 to nine local groups that focus on providing social services.