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Deputy fire chief paints grim worst-case scenario if tank farm were to catch fire

Burnaby music teacher Lucas Teodoro da Silva wasn’t sure Sunday if he could go on with his show this week after the surprise announcement of the teacher lockouts. Lockouts were the response of the B.C. Public School Employers Association to the B.C.

A South Burnaby homeowner claims the city is coming down on her over some previously approved landscaping on her property, but the city argues that the homeowner is encroaching on public property.

Professors at Simon Fraser University are boning up on their contract negotiation skills as they prepare to hammer out their first-ever collective agreement with the university.

Since stepping down as the president and CEO of the Burnaby Board of Trade three years ago, has kept busy with projects and other groups across the Lower Mainland.

Kennedy Stewart is heading south. The New Democrat MP, whose Burnaby-Douglas riding was split in two when the federal boundaries were redrawn, will run uncontested in the new federal riding of Burnaby-South.

After more than 50 years of showing films in north Burnaby, Dolphin Cinemas is taking the reels off the projector for good. The historic theatre, located at 4555 Hastings St.

Tenants fighting evictions notices at north Burnaby apartment

The Burnaby school district got kudos last week for its part in helping to transform the neighbourhood around a local elementary school.

Mounties spent a better part of last Friday night searching North Burnaby for three suspects who forced their way into a home on Oxford Street. According to Burnaby Staff Sgt. Maj.