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MP engages TransLink over shuttles

Burnaby-Douglas NDP MP Kennedy Stewart met with Seton Villa residents on Thursday to discuss their concerns about possible changes to two community shuttle routes in their area.

Boys' choir kicks off

Young men between the ages of 12 and 20 are invited to join the Chor Leoni MyVoice choir program as it enters its third year.

Burnaby workers on strike

Unionized workers at a Burnaby agency that helps people with disabilities are joining the picket lines today, as part of a larger one-day strike across the province. Workers at the Burnaby-based PosAbilities agency, represented by the B.C.

Burnaby split into three ridings

When it comes to federal ridings, Burnaby will be split into three, despite widespread opposition, and the change could mean the New Democrats lose a seat to the Conservatives. B.C.

Chinese New Year celebrations in Burnaby

Burnaby has a wide variety of Chinese New Year's events this year and the best news for locals is the events span two separate weekends. The festivities get going on Friday, Feb. 8 when the Kensington recreation complex at 6159 Curtis St.

Plan for immigration hub in city languishes

City had set aside land, but federal government didn't show any interest in plan

Burnaby fair focuses on children's health

The upcoming Healthy Kids Preschoolers Fair at Cameron Recreation Complex is a chance to get answers on questions regarding children's health on Tuesday, Feb. 5.

Kathy Corrigan running again in Burnaby-Deer Lake

New Democrat MLA Kathy Corrigan is running for a second term in the Burnaby-Deer Lake riding.

Federal ridings: Burnaby will be split in three

When it comes to federal ridings, Burnaby will be split into three, despite widespread opposition from local residents and MPs. B.C.

SFU guilty of engaging in unfair labour practices

The B.C. Labour Relations Board has ruled Simon Fraser University is guilty of bad faith bargaining with its more than 1,000 unionized support workers.