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The public will soon be able to weigh in on Burnaby's proposed program to legalize secondary suites.

Burnaby council approved a $1.2 million capital reserves bylaw to finance a re-roofing project for Eileen Dailly Pool at its April 8 meeting.

The B.C. Liberal Party has finally announced a candidate for Burnaby-Lougheed, the riding held by longtime Liberal Harry Bloy.

Premier Christy Clark announced another round of funding to make B.C.'s schools more structurally sound in the event of a major earthquake, and three Burnaby schools are now slated for upgrades.

Burnaby RCMP officers and members of the Port Mann traffic services unit were recognized Thursday (April 4) for their hard work and dedication to getting impaired drivers off the roads.

Burnaby RCMP found several bullet casings near Central Park after responding to reports of shots fired early Sunday morning. Police received calls around 6 a.m.

On Monday morning, Transportation Minister Mary Polak made an announcement that the provincial government will work with the Mayors' Council on Regional Transportation to help fix transit - but Burnaby's mayor says it's all politics.

Local members of the business and non-profit communities are hosting an all-candidates meeting in Burnaby that mixes fun, frivolity and politics.

Exam time is always stressful.

The public may soon be able to weigh in on a city proposed program to legalize secondary suites.