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Two people are in custody after some quick work by Burnaby Mounties last week. Police received a call from a local hotel at 6:30 a.m. on Sept. 30.

City dwellers know all too well how pesky raccoons can be, and a fed-up Burnaby resident wants the city to do something about the little bandits that are destroying her lawn. Linda Cappelletti lives in a cul-de-sac near Halifax Street.

The National Energy Board has ruled Kinder Morgan must release its emergency management program for the Trans Mountain pipeline, even though the company wanted to keep it secret for proprietary reasons.

Burnaby resident petitions government, worried massacre could happen in Hong Kong

The Burnaby school district could get up to $125,000 in education extras from a Chevron fundraising program rejected by the Vancouver school district this spring.

B.C.’s attorney general has chosen not to get involved in the legal dispute between Kinder Morgan and the City of Burnaby, even though the National Energy Board’s Oct.

The City of Burnaby spent nearly $42,000 last year for councillors, commissioners and other local dignitaries to golf at Burnaby Mountain and Riverway.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged in last month’s shooting outside a Rosser Avenue apartment building.

The city’s lawyer is asking if the National Energy Board has already made up its mind on the central question in the battle with Kinder Morgan over Burnaby Mountain: Can the federal government override municipal laws? Burnaby’s lawyer Greg McDade wro

ForestEthics Advocacy responds by filing federal appeal and asking for injunction to stop the pipeline hearing