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B.C. teachers have won a 12-year battle with the provincial government over bargaining rights, but what that means for Burnaby schools is still up in the air. Monday's major B.C.

Burnaby Mounties are searching for the driver of a blue Honda that allegedly struck a pedestrian this evening.

Burnaby Teachers' Association applied for intervenor status in Kinder Morgan pipeline hearing, has concerns about new line running close to more local schools

A woman is recovering in hospital this morning after she was struck by a vehicle in Burnaby. According to Burnaby RCMP Staff Sgt. Rob Marks, around 6:50 a.m. a woman was hit by an oncoming vehicle at the corner of Canada Way and Smith Avenue.

A series of fires at an apartment complex in Burnaby has RCMP turning to the community in hopes someone has information that might lead investigators to a suspect. On Jan. 3 at 7:27 a.m.

After 37 years of trying to bring Burnaby to the people, city clerk Maryann Manuel is retiring.

While New Westminster parents are mulling the idea of combining the Royal City school district with Burnaby’s, the local school board chair has no opinion on the matter.

Burnaby's neighbour wants to bring in an advanced material recovery and recycling facility, but the waste diversion alternative will most likely never replace incineration in Metro Vancouver.

Mounties have arrested two Burnaby residents in relation to a string of property thefts in the city. Late last year, RCMP was alerted of a series of residential apartment break-ins and thefts from storage lockers across Burnaby.

Rawnie Dunn says she’ll choose starvation rather than wait for top court’s assisted-suicide decision