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The Burnaby Teachers' Association doesn't want teachers' pension funds invested in a well-known weapons manufacturer and a company they say is making private profits off a public education system.

An ad hoc of group of East Vancouver residents is planning a march against Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion plan this weekend.

Report states regulation is a federal responsibility

Trees and fences appear to have been mowed down by a vehicle at three properties along Canada Way, according to Burnaby resident Pat Scott. "It's very awful looking," she said. "It looks like something rammed through these two-and-a-half properties.

More than 100 people are homeless after a three-alarm fire destroyed a four-storey apartment complex at 3526 Smith Ave. early Sunday morning.

A charge of criminal negligence causing death has been laid against a hang-glider pilot in connection with an incident in which a 27-year-old woman plunged 300 metres to the ground last year.

Western Canada's largest wildlife rescue facility is struggling to handle heavy caseloads and hoping Burnaby residents will volunteer to help injured and orphaned animals. The Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C.

Business groups take a closer look at what families need

The Burnaby school district is considering moving to a two-week spring break, and members of the public are invited to voice their opinions on the matter. The district is hosting a public consultation session on Thursday, Feb. 21, at 7 p.m.

Canadian Homebuilders' Association will welcome Brian Bonney this month