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Shutterbugs, get your cameras ready. The Shadbolt Centre for the Arts is hosting a juried exhibition of photography to showcase and celebrate the culture of Burnaby, in celebration of the city's 120th anniversary and the upcoming Culture Days.

We're officially in the dog days of summer, and with only three weekends left before the kids head back to school and work ramps up for adults again, it's time to get outside and experience the best that Burnaby has to offer.

Do you have photos from a recent event in Burnaby? If you'd like to see your photographs featured on the Burnaby NOW's website, send shots, with contact information and details about the photos, to Christina Myers at cmy ers@burnabynow.com.

Burnaby's federal MPs are raising concerns that the public will not have a say in the electoral boundary changes proposed for Burnaby.

The city is spending an additional $2.75 million on its watermain renewal project this year. The additional funding was approved by Burnaby council at the July 16 council meeting.

Should the lives of politicians be private or public? Is it fair to cut their careers short because of real or perceived personal problems? Should morals and religion reflect on one's professional conduct? These are some of the questions to mull over

Burnaby, Vancouver and Richmond work together

City mulling possibilities for emergency alert system for residents

Value Village site could be updated as town centre