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Mayor worries initiative could lead to service downloading

Council: Return this plan to sender

Burnaby residents living in federally subsidized housing co-operatives are facing an uncertain future as the co-ops grapple with a possible post-subsidy environment.

The civic election this November could see a full slate of TEAM Burnaby candidates on the ballot. In an announcement released Monday morning, TEAM Burnaby is holding a nomination meeting this July to choose candidates to represent the party.

Scientists concerned over government's lack of consideration on the issue

As the Green Party is busy gaining traction by establishing itself in neighbouring New West, some members are considering a run in the upcoming civic election in Burnaby.

Burnaby senior honours wife’s memory in Ride to Conquer Cancer

A record-breaking number of 2,129 people have applied to participate in the National Energy Board hearing for Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion, many of them from Burnaby, and while the deadline has passed, the board is now considering the possibili

For the past two years, Edith Nee’s body relies on a machine exchanging solutions in her abdomen five times a night to survive. She started her kidney dialysis the same month her father passed away while also on dialysis.

The City of Burnaby was fined a hefty surcharge fee compared to other municipalities for delivering banned garbage items to Metro Vancouver waste facilities.