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Former Vancouver Canucks goalie is still making saves, but this time it’s to help New Westminster save lives. Royal Columbian Hospital not only reached its fundraising goal but exceeded it by receiving more than $660,000 on Oct.

Mayor Derek Corrigan made his message clear when he told Fraser Health Authority decision makers that the mental health service level in Burnaby is just “not good enough.

The city will have more than $13.2 million in hand if a new highrise is allowed to spring up in Brentwood.

Now that the dust is settling after Burnaby council strengthened its breed-specific legislation, animal advocates want to know why the next part of the animal control bylaw wasn’t on the agenda this week.

Burnaby’s blue-ribbon computer tech system has come at a platinum price. The city’s “enterprise resource computer system,” which has kept the award-winning virtual city hall portal running smoothly, has cost more than $29.

Faced with a split decision, Kennedy Stewart decided he was more of a Southern Man than a guy from North Van.

The Burnaby Board of Trade is launching its digital skills seminar series on Oct. 18 with the Changing Consumer Seminar.

Moving to the Heights wasn't easy for Burnaby's pioneers, especially on Capitol Hill, according to Mary Briggs, a volunteer with the Heights Neighbourhood Association.

A local company has just turned five and to celebrate, they're doubling their workforce in the next six months, according to a press release.

Scott Mallinson was so far over the moon that his dream bike might have been a rocket ship. The nine-year-old Burnaby boy who battles cerebral palsy had his wish for a tandem bike granted thanks to the Sunshine Foundation of Canada.