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Ponder the political and personal at café event

Should the lives of politicians be private or public? Is it fair to cut their careers short because of real or perceived personal problems? Should morals and religion reflect on one's professional conduct? These are some of the questions to mull over
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Cities unite on shark fin issue

Burnaby, Vancouver and Richmond work together
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Emergency alerts coming?

City mulling possibilities for emergency alert system for residents
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Edmonds site up for changes

Value Village site could be updated as town centre
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All for safety

It was a fun event with a healthy educational focus. On Saturday, July 28 at SFU's main Burnaby campus, SFU campus security hosted its 15th annual Kids Safety Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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For the love of sport - and each other

For the love of sport - and each other

Burnaby couple competing in upcoming Seniors Games
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Lee set to run

Richard Lee after fourth term as Liberal candidate in North Burnaby
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Burnaby considering joint-ban on shark fin

The days of shark fin soup could be numbered as Burnaby, Vancouver and Richmond enter discussions about a coordinated ban of the fins.
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Stay connected online and on the go

Don't miss a single bit of Burnaby news. The Burnaby NOW is available anytime, from anywhere, on multiple platforms - so NOW readers always know what's going on in their community. Check out our website at www. burnabynow.
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Burnaby plans to monitor sewage

The City of Burnaby is planning to keep a closer eye on raw sewage flowing into the Burrard Inlet, as per new wastewater rules announced by the federal government in July.
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