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The Burnaby Fire Department continues to question changes to provincial ambulance response protocols after local firefighters had to watch a man deteriorate rapidly and go into cardiac arrest during the 21 minutes it took paramedics to arrive.

Burnaby parents have nine days to figure out how their kids will spend the school day when local public school teachers hit the picket lines for a one-day strike next Thursday.

Firefighters know all too well how burns can change someone’s life, so when a Burnaby firefighter was given the chance to help victims of these severe injuries, he jumped at it – and now he’s getting his whole family involved.

Details of Kinder Morgan’s latest preferred route for the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion are finally becoming clear.

One of Burnaby’s oldest heritage houses could soon be torn down.

So-called graffiti artists left their mark on three murals in one night – and they seem to be proud of it. Taggers wrote “3 Murals 1 Night” next to their spraypainted nicknames on one of the three murals, located near the Royal Oak SkyTrain station.

A local family wants their son to be remembered for the loyal, big-hearted young man he was – not for the disease that ended his life one year ago today. Mark Hague graduated from Burnaby North Secondary in 2009.

Burnaby is not the place you want to blow out your knee. Local residents looking to get their anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) fixed wait an average of nine months – or more than four times – longer than the provincial average, according B.C.

A goodbye party held in the backyard of a south Burnaby home on Wednesday night took a turn for the worse when the camp fire guests were gathered around exploded. The incident happened around 10 p.m.

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