Local News

Two young philanthropists are showing residents in Burnaby that it's never too early to start giving to those less fortunate.

A Burnaby emergency communications expert, whose work has improved emergency planning and response worldwide, is among the 13 British Columbians being appointed to the Order of British Columbia, Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon announced today.

For the second time in a week, a hiker lost in the North Shore backcountry has avoided calling for help for fear it will lead to fines or charges.

A Burnaby man and his family are celebrating their dog's resilience today after she was attacked by a pack of coyotes along a Burnaby Mountain trail on July 30.

With a rise in denials in 2012 for the HandyDart service, a group of Burnaby seniors are getting their voices heard at the provincial level.

Drivers headed east on Highway 1 this weekend will have to find an alternative to the Willingdon Avenue exit in Burnaby. As part of the continued Highway 1 construction, the Willingdon Avenue overpass will be closed to northbound traffic on Aug.

Burnaby RCMP is investigating a weekend stabbing that sent two victims to hospital. At about 3 a.m. on Saturday, July 27, police were called to a karaoke bar at 5679 Imperial St.

In wake of the FareSaver and employee pass program cull announced Tuesday, local politicians are worried it will discourage transit use

Discarded cigarettes, glass, catalytic converters in cars, sunlight and lightning can all set off fires during dry season

B.C. municipal group wants feedback on use of $2 billion fund