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Salmon are returning again to Burnaby's Still Creek, a promising sign that the local waterway is in better health.

The president of Kinder Morgan Canada will be speaking about the company's proposed pipeline expansion at the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting on Nov. 14.

It was April 2004, when Svend Robinson decided to stop by a jewelry auction on his way home from the Vancouver airport.

When it comes to producing medicinal marijuana, city council doesn't want it happening in someone's backyard.

"If you're ever forced to defend what you believe in, do it," says Isabella Godfrey, a 91-year-old resident and veteran at Burnaby's George Derby Centre.

Following the tragedy of the railway explosion that rocked the small town Lac-M é gantic in Quebec earlier this summer, Burnaby council wants heavier regulation of the mysterious goods that chug through its own city. In July, Coun.

The RCMP is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man seen roaming patios in southwest Burnaby. From Nov.

NDP health critic Judy Darcy says there’s no need for Fraser Health to charge the wheelchair fee if no other B.C. health authorities are

A Burnaby-based nutritional products firm is refusing to comply with a recall request by Health Canada after an antibiotic was detected in two of their products.

More electronic devices finding their way in the garbage heap may cost Metro Vancouver’s budget for the Burnaby incinerator an extra $3 million.