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Burnaby is having a slow start with building permits this year - down by about $63 million compared to this time last year.

Edmonds community residents are attempting to freeze time, at least for the next 26 years.

A pregnant woman in her first or second trimester who is hemorrhaging or having just miscarried and called 911 is one of the 74 services that has been downgraded from a "hot" to "cold" response by the B.C. Ambulance Service.

Local MP hosts gathering on Canada Post's plan to phase out door-to-door delivery

Board of trade raises concerns about new B.C. program

Burnaby council has approved a renovation for the upper floor of the Bonsor Recreation Complex to the tune of $1.3 million. The upgrade is expected to serve an additional 2,000 people a week, or about 100,000 a year, according to a city staff report.

After Burnaby crossing guard Kelly Engleson raised the alarm over a near-tragic incident involving a little girl and a semi truck, the city has responded with pavement markings.

Some Burnaby councillors say it's better to tear down the Pattullo Bridge and not replace it, rather than build a new, tolled four-lane crossing. That was among the councillors' reactions to New Westminster Coun.

Burnaby RCMP is in the initial stages of investigating a stabbing that has sent one man to hospital. Police confirmed with the NOW that a man had been stabbed near Grange Street and Barker Avenue shortly after 4:30 p.m. Monday afternoon.

BCTF will use strike mandate to pressure provincial government, schools open for now