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A man remains in critical condition at hospital after he was hit by a car near Boundary Road last month.

A North Burnaby neighbourhood rallied around its community school Friday, showing support for teachers and education during the ongoing teachers’ strike.

How much does it cost to slow down drivers in school zones? Somewhere in the five figures, evidently. The City of Burnaby is considering installing 32 “oversized” school zone signs at local elementary schools, at a cost of $55,000.

Science alive Local elementary school-aged kids can still get in a little science learning next week despite the ongoing teachers’ strike.

'I kept my word as I mentioned from the beginning of the scandal. I stand for what is right, no matter if I have to stand alone. I did not sell my soul, I did not accept any offer, I did not compromise my integrity.'

The Burnaby school district is keeping about 1,000 international students busy with field trips and cultural activities as the B.C. teachers’ strike chews through the second week of the new school year.

The NDP is raising more questions about the Liberals "quick wins" scandal, following Election Act charges against Burnaby's Brian Bonney.

Kinder Morgan study estimates where oil would go after pipeline rupture

Liberal MLA Richard Lee faced a couple dozen protesting teachers at his Willingdon Avenue constituency office Monday afternoon.

Pipeline case leads to clash between federal and local laws