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Mayor Derek Corrigan and Burnaby councillors overcame their issues with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business to listen and provide input during a presentation on Small Business Saturday - for the most part.

Local singer and winner of the 2009 Burnaby's Got Talent Competition, Stephen Scaccia's star keeps rising. Tomorrow, (Oct. 19) Scaccia will sing the national anthem and also perform during the B.C.

Premier Christy Clark's proposition to strike a 10-year period of "labour peace" with the B.C. teachers seems like a high-stakes poker game to the president of the Burnaby Teachers' Association.

Captain Lindsey Butterworth led the Simon Fraser University women's cross-country team to the aggregate title at the Emerald City Open in Seattle on Saturday. Butterworth finished fourth in a time of 22.35.

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B.C.'s highest court on Tuesday dismissed the sentence appeal for sex tourist Kenneth Robert Klassen.

The B.C. Conservative Party is taking action to discipline, censure and revoke membership among a band of so-called dissidents who have been calling for their leader to resign. Al Siebring, president of the B.C.

A Burnaby boy who went on to become a search-and-rescue helicopter pilot is receiving one of the world's premier aviation awards for his involvement in a perilous rescue in Arctic waters.

Beeping, banging of highway construction machines keeps father and son awake