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It's a lovely sunny day when the owner of the Hart House invites us over to a private table outside among the trees, serves coffee and chats about the restaurant's busy weekend.

Every year, the city hosts free cultural performances, activities and crafts for kids in Civic Square, with its Summer Sundays series. But Sundays aren't the only day for fun in the square.

The Gaglardi Way overpass will be bustling with activity as the city is planning rehabilitation, improvements and seismic upgrades to the infrastructure.

Gun Amnesty Month is over, and the RCMP are hailing it a success, after more than 1,500 weapons were turned in to police throughout June. According to B.C.

Burnaby is careening closer to the future of fast access with its recent decision to improve Wi-Fi quality in the city.

Plan involved brian bonney and ex- MLA harry bloy

Rescue group wants ban on sale of small animals in pet shops

The B.C. government is giving the City of Burnaby nearly $1.4 million from the provincial coffers.

Burnaby RCMP are investigating a shooting that happened early on July 10 near the Sperling SkyTrain station. Police were called to Greenwood and Winston streets shortly after 1 a.m., where they found the victim.

Burnaby's Chevron refinery will face ongoing challenges in the wake of a National Energy Board decision not to grant the company prioritized access to crude from the Kinder Morgan pipeline, but there are no current plans to increase rail shipments.