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Burnaby councillors Anne Kang, Sav Dhaliwal and Richard Chang have co-signed a statement calling for only genuine apologies from the province in response to the recent ethnic vote scandal.

No animals were harmed during an early morning break-in of the Burnaby B.C. SPCA branch, but the non-profit was the victim of theft and vandalism. On Friday at 5: 45 a.m.

Help support the second annual Cops for Cancer charity hockey game against the New Westminsters Salmonbellies on March 20 at 7 p.m. at Queen's Park Arena.

Burnaby residents who live near the south end of Forest Lawn Cemetery are angry over the construction trucks going in and out of the south gate on pedestrian-heavy roads.

Patient care in three priority areas at Burnaby Hospital will be fast-tracked within the next three years, due to a capital investment of $5.5 million from Fraser Health, the organization announced Monday.

Theatre For Living's production aims to open public dialogue about mental health-care system

Economist Robyn Allan is speaking in Burnaby this month about the economics behind major pipeline proposals, including Kinder Morgan's plan to twin the Trans Mountain line that runs through the city.

The paper is finally coming off the windows of Glenburn Soda Fountain and Confectionary March 12

Burnaby North Secondary School music students help Royal City Alumni Band celebrate 25th season with joint concert at Michael J. Fox Theatre

In late February, the Metrotown Save-On-Foods at Station Square was demolished after closing in December. Overwaitea Food Group, Save-On's parent company, decided to close due to sales declining and uncompetitive operating costs last fall.