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Two Burnaby politicians have withdrawn support from the Chevron refinery's attempt to secure a more steady supply of crude oil, claiming the company is now supporting Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion plan.

April 28 has been proclaimed the annual day of mourning for workers killed and injured on the job in Burnaby.

Residents of an apartment building on Brentwood Drive were evacuated Monday when an active meth lab was found in one of the units.

Burnaby's TransLink headquarters is going to New Westminster

The provincial government donated $10,000 to the Scandinavian Community Centre on Saturday to build two new wheelchair ramps. The existing wheelchair ramps have become too steep because the land is settling.

Burnaby RCMP have a new program aimed at educating youth and parents about the dangers of graffiti vandalism

One of the city's biggest annual fundraisers is coming up this month: the Rotary Club of Burnaby Metrotown is hosting the annual Wine, Food and Music Festival on Saturday, April 20, and local residents are encouraged to eat, drink and be merry - all

The B.C. NDP candidate for the Burnaby North riding set up shop in The Heights last weekend. Janet Routledge kicked off her campaign on Sunday with a campaign office opening at 4688 Hastings St.

Less than a year after the shooting of Angus Mitchell, the Vancouver Police Department has completed its review of the incident and concluded that there is no evidence to support charges against the officers involved.