Local News

The nights in Burnaby are about to get a bit brighter. City council decided to purchase a 6metre tall (20 foot) neon sign for $2,000 at Monday night's meeting, which is considered a heritage asset by a staff report.

The man involved in the altercation with a seven-month pregnant woman at Metrotown SkyTrain station last month has stepped forward. On Feb. 20 at 4: 10 p.m.

As the film industry exodus continues in B.C., a local movie props business owner is being forced to sell off half his stock to make rent.

City to spend $2,000 to buy a 52-year-old neon sign in Edmonds

Burnaby MLA Richard Lee is voicing concerns over a so-called NDP slush fund - money allegedly diverted from New Democrat constituency offices for partisan purposes.

The Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association still has its eyes on former Burnaby resident Mikhail Lennikov, an ex-KGB member who has been living in a Vancouver church, avoiding deportation since 2009.

Report reveals 'serious breach' of standards

City woman's childhood leads her to excel in the expanding field of stem cell research

After a delegation of Burnaby residents who expressed concern, city and cemetery decide to keep trucks near official truck route

Burnaby residents who live near the south end of Forest Lawn Cemetery are angry over trucks going in and out of the south gate on pedestrian-heavy roads for the second phase of construction.