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The Burnaby school district has kiboshed a local high school’s plan to host class discussions with two former students running for city council.

Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, the Ottawa gunman killed yesterday on Parliament Hill, had a connection to the Burnaby mosque on Canada Way. The slain shooter, a 32-year-old Canadian, moved to B.C.

Burnaby-New Westminster MP Peter Julian says gunfight was happening right outside his door

But company's town hall phone recording, with comments about Burnaby's mayor, was taken down from website

A handful of ambitious new facilities may soon be popping up in Burnaby, following council’s approval of amendments to the city’s community benefit bonus policy.

Burnaby RCMP has cleared the scene of a suspicious package, delivered to Kinder Morgan’s office on Shellmont Street earlier today. Officers determined the package wasn’t a threat around noon today, Staff Sgt. Maj. John Buis told the NOW.

There is a massive discrepancy in per capita spending among 17 Metro Vancouver municipalities, with West Vancouver’s $2,118 more than double Surrey’s low of $951 in 2012 and well above the regional average of $1,384, a Fraser Institute report shows.

There is a massive discrepancy in per capita spending among 17 Metro Vancouver municipalities, with West Vancouver’s $2,118 more than double Surrey’s low of $951 in 2012 and well above the regional average of $1,384, a Fraser Institute report shows.

David Reed says many in business community support the pipeline expansion, but Burnaby Board of Trade still mulling its position

Costs are slightly decreasing for the fire department, according to its 2013 annual report.