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The Burnaby Multicultural Society is spreading the word about elder abuse in immigrant communities in Burnaby and New Westminster, but the province needs to do more to help vulnerable seniors, according to the group's executive director.

The B.C. Teachers’ Federation announced today that teachers have called for a strike vote to push back against the government’s attempt to reverse the recent B.C. Supreme Court decision on class size, composition and staffing levels.

A closer look at the province's surplus budget doesn't provide much hope for the future of Burnaby Hospital, according to NDP health critic Judy Darcy.

The city is preparing for the upcoming civic election by doing away with its 35 voting divisions and adding a third advanced polling date.

B.C. Coroners Service announced last week an inquest into the shooting death of Ryan Jacob has been scheduled for this summer.

For many years, Burnaby resident Steven McMurtrie found himself in a vicious financial cycle he had trouble escaping. He owed money to payday loan sites in Burnaby after the first time he took a short-term loan in 2006.

Incident at Burnaby all-candidates' meeting in 2011 examined by Teacher Regulation Board

A Burnaby man is dead following a backcountry snowboarding accident on Sunday. The 29-year-old from Burnaby was found unresponsive by a friend during a ski and snowboard trip on Feb.

Run/walk event takes its first steps at Fortius

Teachers' association opposing government appeal