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After a fire vanquished an apartment complex in mid-February, the site may see a future townhouse development. On Feb. 17, more than 70 residents lost their homes after a three-alarm fire at 3526 Smith Ave.

Moving comes with extra costs, with two previous leases running until 2019

Council approved a cash-in-lieu contribution of about $6.6 million as the community benefit from the second phase of the Solo District project, at its July 8 meeting.

Burnaby woman organizes social get-together for the visually impaired next month

Metro Vancouver says saving water for a rainy day is keeping the necessity of higher dams at bay.

The South Burnaby Neighbourhood House is looking for adults who need help reading and writing for an ongoing literacy program.

Many more "sold" signs were dusted off as July's real estate market sales went up from June. In Burnaby, there were 361 home and apartment sales in July, compared to 311 the month before, according to Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver's data.

To honour the recent passing of Burnaby's first orthopaedic surgeon, those closest to Dr. Kenneth C. Hill are putting on a hospital fundraiser.

The Liberal government is stalling on a new Burnaby Hospital, according to the NDP's health critic.

Jane Shin, Burnaby's newest MLA, called a meeting with key members of the Korean community to issue a tearful apology and to clarify some of the confusion surrounding her professional credentials.