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A festival of photos, talks and activities showcasing Nordic immigrant life in North America until 1960 took place in Burnaby recently. There were talks on Viking-age archeology, Norse shipbuilding, Nordic design, Norse mythology and more.

Burnaby-North Conservative Party of B.C.

New Westminster's Tony Eberts, a longtime letter-to-the-editor writer and Province reporter, has passed away at age 81.

Make no mistake, the Liberals and New Democrats have their eyes on this city, and the Burnaby-Lougheed race will be a hotly contested seat.

In a creative effort to encourage multigenerational meal preparation, the B.C. Ministry of Health and the B.C. Dairy Foundation are co-sponsoring a video contest this spring and Burnaby residents are invited to participate.

On Saturday, May 4 at 10 a.m., the doctors of Vancouver are inviting everyone to join them for a fun and easy one-to-two kilometre Walk With Your Doc around Kitsilano Beach. Register at www.walk withyourdoc.

Students at Burnaby Central Secondary can learn the fine art of cooking, while earning credits towards graduation.

Election 2013: focus on the burnaby-lougheed riding, by jennifer moreau, reporter

In an April 24 article on the ongoing Chevron refinery seep, the NOW reported that Chevron spokesperson Ray Lord "said it was not a leak but a seepage from 'historic accumulation of subsurface contamination' at the refinery, which is now migrating of

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