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Canadian Blood Services is heading into a traditionally dry summer season with the lowest inventories in five years and is calling on Burnaby residents to donate.

Fire crews, police and the City of Burnaby were on site at Griffiths and Southpoint drives Wednesday, after a truck carrying hydraulic fluid lost part of its load.

A 23-year-old Burnaby man is among 11 men facing charges following Operation Snapshot III, a coast-to-coast investigation aimed at cracking down on child sex offenders.

The Burnaby school district plans to hold off as long as possible before canceling 400 summer school classes for 7,500 students next month.

The equipment failure on the Evergreen Line project that shut down North Road Tuesday won't affect the construction schedule for the new SkyTrain line, according to the Ministry of Transportation.

Rick Ilott isn’t too happy about laying off his employees for a day. The owner of Wizard Industries, a company that manufactures retractable screen doors, is preparing to send his workers home on Wednesday, June 25, because B.C.

NOW earns honour at annual Canadian Community Newspapers Association Awards

Approval of Enbridge pipeline spells end to Kinder Morgan's monopoly on West Coast oil shipments

At least nine fire trucks lined Augusta Avenue on Tuesday afternoon as Burnaby firefighters fought a rooftop blaze at a three-storey apartment building.

A group of Burnaby students got a lesson in redefining the possible last week from a legless man who climbed Africa’s highest peak, mostly on his hands.