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Burnaby and New Westminster join forces for exploited and at-risk youth 2013 count

Whether pet stores or animal advocates like it or not, the decision over the continued sales of certain pets in Burnaby is happening on Monday. On Nov.

Burnaby resident Craig Langston lives with cerebral palsy and has been in a wheelchair because of it for the last 10 years – drastically limiting his options on how he gets around.

It’s just three little words – but together the short, blunt sentence has sparked an investigation by Burnaby RCMP. “Kill all Chinese” was found etched into the wall of a bathroom stall at Metrotown this week.

Police are looking into the hours logged by a tractor-trailer driver hoping it’ll provide some answers to a collision on Highway 1 in Burnaby that brought traffic to a crawl this morning. The collision happened at about 7:30 a.m.

Burnaby Coun. Nick Volkow says after-the-fact reporting about dangerous goods traveling through city tracks is not good enough. In a Transport Canada announcement on Nov.

Finding a doctor these days is tough. Compound that problem with a language barrier, limited funds and jumping into a completely new country – try navigating the health-care system on top of it.

Piece of equipment fell into water and was leaking diesel

Transit Police haven't given up the hope of being able to identify a young woman who alleged she had been sexually assaulted while on the SkyTrain last week. On Nov.

Thanks to microchip technology and a group of concerned neighbours, Darcey the cat is back in the arms of her doting owners.