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Debate over pet sales far from settled in the city

It was just another late night getting home from school. Alexa Dredge stepped off the bus with her boyfriend after a long day of studying at Simon Fraser University - but they were not alone.

Phase one of the Brentwood Town Centre master plan is ready for public input on Nov. 26

Activists with the anti-poverty group ACORN spent Halloween day waving placards and chanting, calling on telecom giants to make the Internet more accessible for low-income people.

Federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair visited Burnaby to talk about transit with Mayor Derek Corrigan on Saturday. Corrigan described the meeting as “very interesting.

When Wendy Tremblay received a seemingly innocuous call from her brother-in-law George, telling her they needed to buy bread, she was floored. "A year ago, George didn't know how to dial a phone. To me that was mind blowing," she said.

There has been a change of plans for Burnaby residents who were hoping to attend an information session on the National Energy Board’s hearing process.

Frustrated families have formed an ad hoc group to advocate for people with disabilities, following news that the Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion is facing a $420,000 funding shortfall over what they say is bad faith bargaining on behalf

Metropolis at Metrotown store to open Nov. 13

Government hands out annual funding for parent advisory councils