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The labour battle between B.C. teachers and the provincial government continues to take a toll on Burnaby school district operations, wiping out summer school this week and throwing summer maintenance work into question.

The Burnaby school district hopes some of its at-risk students take a hike next year. Literally.

From life in prison to seven years – that was the announcement from China this week in the appeal trial for Amanda Zhao’s killer Ang Li.

There’s a new sheriff – er, chef – at the Hart House restaurant. Michael Genest, formerly of Arms Reach Bistro in North Vancouver, has made the switch from Deep Cove to Deer Lake, serving up authentic Pacific Northwest fare.

Province has big fines for dumping live, invasive species in B.C. waterways

Giro di Burnaby is an exciting event, both for racers and spectators, and this year businesses have put together a crowd prime that is sure to impress.

Economist Robyn Allan says fees collected for pipeline application get passed onto consumers

It’s sometimes hard to keep up with fast-talking baker Mark Tsemak, but if your ears are quick enough, you’ll hear the story behind his food production company Red Square, the authentic Russian kitchen turned “healing food manufacturer.

When it comes to the Metrotown SkyTrain expansion, Burnaby council can agree on most of TransLink’s plans – except public washrooms.

One choice can forever change a person’s life – or end it.