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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.

An armed robbery of a jewelry store at West Vancouver's Park Royal mall Thursday evening was foiled by Mounties and eight men were arrested. West Vancouver police officers had responded to a call at 8:45 p.m.

A locally based non-profit organization is asking folks to dig into their pockets to help with a computer tutoring program for people with disabilities.

Burnaby residents opposed to Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion plan are upset that Port Metro Vancouver was participating in the company's public information session at Stoney Creek Community School recently.

With the calendar turning to December and holiday party season in full swing, Operation Red Nose kicked off last Friday to good numbers in Burnaby and New Westminster.

Take part in an Angel Project at city businesses to help with annual toy campaign for kids