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Burnaby RCMP is urging the public to take care when answering the phone after it received a number of reports of scammers impersonating the federal police service.

CN recovering endangered species as coal spill cleanup continues

As federal mortgages end for co-operative housing over the next seven years in Burnaby, taking subsidies for low-income residents with them - a meeting to discuss the issue has been set. The Co-operative Housing Federation of B.C.

The city has asked the National Energy Board to reject the pipeline expansion

Fraser Health says BCIT students are at low risk despite close brush with infected student

Police discovered an abundance of drugs, cash and ammunition while executing a search warrant on a home in North Burnaby.

It was an average weeknight for Jenn Lee and her nine-year-old son. The pair was getting home late one night, like they often do after a full day of work and after-school activities.

Burnaby taxpayers could be on the hook for fines after a WorkSafeBC report found that the city failed to provide information that could have prevented the 2012 death of a construction worker.

Walk will include music, performances along pipeline routes

District holds public meeting for suggestions on budget priorities