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When Burnaby author Suzanne de Montigny was on holiday last year and realized she couldn't read the tourist signs, she thought it was just a side effect of the laser surgery she'd had nine years before.

Horsing around: The Burnaby Horseman's Association recently celebrated its annual Christmas open house. Here, Raeann Johnston stands with her horse Lucy.

The countdown to Christmas has officially begun and that means everybody's starting to get into the festive mood in Burnaby.

Children's literature isn't just for children anymore. Check out the latest work by Delta author Alison Acheson who will be the special guest of the Burnaby Writers' Society's next Spoken INK event on Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 7: 30 p.m.

Creating a Christmas wish board could get you a $1,000 Metropolis at Metrotown shopping spree. The shopping centre is asking people to create a Christmas wishlist board on Pinterest for a chance to win prizes, including the shopping spree.

Business owners in Burnaby Heights are worried about how TransLink's proposed changes to the C1 and C2 community shuttle routes might affect their customers.

Centre hoping to raise another $100k for upgrades

Neil Squire Society hopes the public will pitch in

An art project created by homeless people in Burnaby is on display at the Tommy Douglas library branch. "It's beautiful," said Wanda Mulholland, spokesperson for the Burnaby Task Force on Homelessness.