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Burnaby trunk sale

Getting a head: Bradley Wade checks out some of the items for sale at the city's annual car trunk sale on Saturday.

RCMP herds bears back into the woods

Three bears that were spotted last week in Burnaby's Cariboo Heights neighbourhood have made a second appearance, this time on Burnaby Mountain near the secondary school.

New SFU institute to study youth violence

The Institute for the Reduction of Youth Violence will soon be established at Simon Fraser University's Burnaby campus, thanks to a $250,000 grant from the Canada Foundation for Innovation.

City RCMP track escaped sex offender, arrest him in Surrey

Convicted sex offender Ronald Currie Miljure is back in custody now, after Burnaby Mounties arrested him outside a home in Surrey last night. Burnaby RCMP Cpl.

Chariot festival coming to Edmonds in August

Burnaby council has approved the route for the annual Aadi Pooram, Ther Thiruvizcha (Chariot) Festival on Friday, Aug. 9. The Arul Migu Thurkadevi Hindu Society will pull a small, six-foot wide chariot in a loop starting at 7468 Edmonds St.

Council expenses up - China trip the big item

Mayor Derek Corrigan had his usual three per cent wage increase last year, but travel expenses were particularly high due to the sister city visit to China in September.

Bus ridership up

Slowly but surely, more people are taking the bus in New Westminster and Burnaby. TransLink's 2012 bus service performance review shows ridership has increased over the past four years in Burnaby and New Westminster.

Rats on the increase in Burnaby

Burnaby residents who feed wild birds are indirectly adding to the ever-growing rat population, according to Craig Wilson.

City tech biz gets 'fast' ranking

One of Burnaby's very own tech companies has been ranked in Canada's top 500 fastest growing businesses of 2013.

Bolstering tree bylaw

Proposed changes would close some loopholes