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TransLink launches Compass Card website

TransLink launches Compass Card website

Have a question about the Compass Card system? There’s a site for that.
Inquest underway into death of Angus Mitchell

Inquest underway into death of Angus Mitchell

On May 27, 2012, Angus Mitchell walked into the Royal Oak Sushi House in Burnaby and allegedly shot and killed Huong “Andy” Tran and Chinh “Vivian” Diem Huynh. Two days later he allegedly shot and wounded his former landlord.
Spill in Still Creek spawning area caught on tape

Spill in Still Creek spawning area caught on tape

Burnaby resident films white substance, possibly paint, seeping into salmon spawning habitat.
South Burnaby Neighbourhood House expanding

South Burnaby Neighbourhood House expanding

Community organization opening new location in North Burnaby

Former Burnaby teacher disciplined by teacher regulation branch

The B.C. Teacher Regulation Branch has disciplined a former Burnaby teacher for using inappropriate force on students and failing to follow school procedures. According to a consent resolution agreement released by the branch on Oct.
Burnaby repeals smoking bylaw for local biz

Burnaby repeals smoking bylaw for local biz

Burnaby's Hafez Tea House can breathe a flavoured sigh of relief since the city decided to repeal its smoking bylaw. City council's decision followed an Oct.
Burnaby council outraged over ambulance service change

Burnaby council outraged over ambulance service change

B.C. Emergency Health Services spokesperson says the changes will increase routine calls made by ambulances
Police search for sexual assault suspect

Police search for sexual assault suspect

Mounties are still investigating two incidents of sexual assault that happened near Moscrop and Burnaby South secondary schools recently. Between 12:30 and 1 p.m. on Nov.
Burnaby teen makes important birding discovery

Burnaby teen makes important birding discovery

Moscrop Secondary student Khalid Boudreau, 14, discovers new breeding ground for endangered pelican, while on vacation in the Interior of B.C.
Burnaby could get $9 million for Metrotown-area project

Burnaby could get $9 million for Metrotown-area project

A proposed residential project could add more than $9 million to city coffers if a rezoning application in the Metrotown area goes through. Intergulf Investment Corp.