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Burnaby's quantum computing company, D-Wave Systems Inc., is now going to help astronauts get to space.

After waiting a long time, residents near Greystone Plaza in North Burnaby finally have a local grocery store again. SuperValu is opening a 14,000 square foot store at 1601 Burnwood Dr.

Environment week is fast approaching, and volunteer streamkeepers are hosting a cleanup event to improve the health of Eagle Creek, a local fishbearing stream.

Becoming a B.C. resident comes with a fair number of perks but there's one requirement that's widely ignored by new residents - getting a provincial driver's licence. According to Sgt.

When you think of pollution and cars, what do you think of? Probably the stuff that comes out the tailpipe, like carbon dioxide. Of course it's much broader than that.

The Burnaby Writers' Society is holding its annual contest, and this year's theme is air. The deadline to submit your best poetry, fiction or non-fiction related to air is May 31.

It was a neck-and-neck race in Burnaby-Lougheed, with results pouring in throughout the evening, and the gap between the Liberals and NDP often fewer than 100 votes.

Police are investigating a number of car break-ins that happened last Friday in the 6800-block of Village Green just off Beresford Street in South Burnaby. Five vehicles in total were broken into sometime between 6 p.m. Thursday night and 6: 30 a.m.

Incumbent NDP candidate Raj Chouhan kept his Burnaby-Edmonds riding, but was disappointed about his party's overall performance in the polls. The polls as of 10: 20 p.m.

It might be curtains for the Dolphin at its staple location on Hastings Street, but the theatre could eventually pop up at a different site in the future. Although being at 4555 Hastings St.