Local News

Two former Burnaby residents breached multiple securities laws by operating a company the B.C. Securities Commission allege was a Ponzi scheme.

Six Burnaby residents were recently identified by the Burnaby RCMP as victims of a scam that dates back to the late ’90s.

The City of Burnaby has lost round one of a constitutional challenge with the National Energy Board to keep Kinder Morgan off Burnaby Mountain.

North Vancouver Coun. Mike Little will get the first crack at the new Burnaby North-Seymour riding for the Conservatives in the next federal election.

A 38-year-old man of no fixed address is currently wanted by Burnaby Mounties on fraud charges following an investigation into a string of identity thefts.

Weed whacking, fence staining and pressure washing - all tasks completed by nearly 100 Habitat for Humanity volunteers last weekend at 8745 Government St. The address is the site of the organization's townhouse build that began in 1999.

To Tisa Nowak, the writing’s on the wall. The nine-year resident of 6280 Cassie Ave.

Many seniors have indicated to Canada Post that they will be physically unable to pick up their mail from community mailboxes as door-to-door service is phased out over the next five years. Now the postal authority wants them to prove it.

With back-to-school time approaching and no agreement in place, child and youth camps could be gearing back up

The City of Burnaby is throwing its support behind the provincial government’s push to make Kinder Morgan’s emergency management plan public.