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Protesters from Defend Our Coast, the 4,000-strong anti-pipeline expansion rally in Victoria on Monday, are taking things local.

Doug Evans infected for second time with C. difficile

It has been one step forward and one step back for the proposed Cameron Station on the Evergreen Line, and that trend continued at Monday night's Burnaby council meeting.

A recent article on LightRecycle, a non-profit recycling company, contained incorrect information. There is no charge to drop off lighting products for recycling. For locations accepting all types of lights, go to www.lightrecycle.ca.

Freshman Tyler Morley helped the University of Alaska Fairbanks to an upset 2-1 win over No. 2-ranked North Dakota in the final of the Brice Alaska Gold Rush hockey tournament on Saturday.

Parents may fret over their kids leaving the house on cold mornings not wearing a proper coat. But a growing number of Burnaby kids don't even have the choice.

It has been one step forward and one step back for the proposed Cameron Station on the Evergreen Line, and that trend continued at Monday night's Burnaby council meeting.

As a young man, Vincenzo Moscato Peragine had a lot going for him: After earning top marks in high school, serving as class valedictorian and winning a soccer scholarship, he went on to play for Simon Fraser University while maintaining a high grade-

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Burnaby's Alpha Secondary is hosting a parents' workshop on bullying on Tuesday, Oct. 23.