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Storage company lends a hand with annual bureau campaign efforts in Burnaby

How much do we live on the surface of life? Sometimes life on the surface seems easier. Health care on the surface would go for the quick fix.

This holiday season, Burnaby residents can show their support for military families while decorating their Christmas trees. Burnaby's Brentwood Town Centre is unveiling a new Christmas tree ornament on Dec.

How many people can say they've twice danced on stage with Bruce Springsteen? Burnaby resident Muriel Corson is one such fan who got to have that experience Monday night at the end of a concert at Rogers Arena.

Property on Manor Street sells for under asking price

As the holiday season approaches - a time when people are typically feeling more generous - you may find that you're getting more requests to donate to charities.

Burnaby's water and sewer utility rates are increasing by six per cent each next year. Burnaby council approved the increases at Monday night's council meeting.

School board chair Larry Hayes wants to sit down with Kinder Morgan to come up with a plan to deal with potential oil spills at local schools close to the Trans Mountain pipeline. "We are going to be renewing our consultation with Kinder Morgan.

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Elmer Rudolph counts 475 chum in Brunette River compared to a dozen during past yearly counts