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Groups says injunction lines aren't clear, arrests may be illegitimate

Burnaby seniors advocates are worried a Fraser Health decision to reinstate cancelled flu clinics at three local seniors centres this week is a political move that could jeopardize the clinics in the long term.

The cost of sewer and water services in Burnaby is going up, following the approval of increases at Monday’s council meeting. Starting Jan.

Mountain is stable enough to support a tunnel for a new pipeline route

Two young Burnaby girls are in the media spotlight after choosing to cross the injunction lines on Burnaby Mountain Sunday. The NOW spoke with the girls and their parents about what happened and the decision to let their daughters cross.

Residents of a highrise condo on Southoaks Crescent are warning others in the area to be on guard following two break-ins to their building in less than a week. Last Tuesday, at 4:30 a.m.

Kinder Morgan negotiating compensation with the restaurant

Residents looking for a way to give back to the community this holiday season are encouraged to consider volunteering for Operation Red Nose.

Sunday's rally saw more arrests and two young girls apprehended

Total arrests now at 34 as protesters defy court injunction