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A Burnaby-based wildlife conservation group is predicting the cost for replacing an aging fish ladder near the mouth of Eagle Creek will be less than originally anticipated.

Burnaby plays host this weekend to one of the Lower Mainland's largest multicultural gatherings. The 13th annual Korean Cultural Heritage Festival at Swangard Stadium is expected to attract more than 15,000 people on Saturday.

A seemingly motiveless attack at a busy Burnaby intersection has police asking for the public’s help in tracking down the suspect. Last Friday at 10:20 a.m.

The victim in Burnaby’s latest homicide has been identified. Jahanbakhsh Meshkati, 46, has been confirmed as the man killed during a shooting near Robert Burnaby Park on Sunday night.

More than 260 Canadians with disabilities have entered the workforce over the last year thanks to a Burnaby-based non-profit. The Neil Squire Society launched its Working Together Program last year, after being awarded an $8.

The Burnaby school board and teachers’ union both say the district could be up and running at a moment’s notice despite warnings from a provincial parent organization that school startup in the province will be delayed if the teachers’ labour dispute

A Burnaby pharmaceutical company’s stock nearly doubled over the weekend following a decision by the FDA to use one of its experimental drugs to treat the Ebola virus. Tekmira Pharmaceuticals’ stock reached $25.

Hundreds came out to celebrate the fifth annual Africa Musical and Cultural Festival in Burnaby on Saturday, Aug. 9. "It was way better than what we've done before," said festival spokesperson Osakue Ukponrefe.

Fraser Health shut down Burnaby's Barnet Marine Park Beach to swimming Monday after tests revealed high levels of E. coli bacteria in the water. The latest samples contained twice the amount of E. coli deemed acceptable under the national guidelines.

Pipeline company wants access to Burnaby Mountain