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Penny's demise sparks 'Coins for a cause'

City will collect pennies to donate to United Way

Black History Month

Feel the beat: Children enjoy some dancing as part of Black History Month activities at Byrne Creek Secondary this week.

City not part of larger labour relations board - but still gets to vote on bylaw

Even though the City of Burnaby withdrew from the Greater Vancouver Regional District's labour relations bureau in 2010, the city still gets a vote on Metro Vancouver's labour relations service bylaw as a board member.

Take us travelling

Would you like to be featured in Paper Postcards? Take a copy of the Burnaby NOW along with you on your next trip. Take a photo of yourself in front of a scenic backdrop or landmark, holding the newspaper.

Locals in film biz want 'level playing field'

Industry veteran concerned that Government does not recognize value of film in B.C

Transit funding discussed

The Metro Vancouver Mayors' Council on Regional Transportation has presented a large proposal listing sustainable funding options to the province for future metro Vancouver transportation projects, amongst them a potential sales tax hike.

Amazing students are Good to Go

If you had a chance to check out the 2013 PuSh International Performing Arts Festival, you may have caught a few local students on stage.

City teachers host meeting on school funding

Unions say province doesn't provide enough ed. funding

Neighbourhood walk starts tomorrow in The Heights

Residents in the Heights will have the opportunity to get to know their neighbours and get healthier, starting tomorrow.

City MLA excited about gas plan

Richard Lee, MLA for Burnaby North, is welcoming several initiatives in Tuesday's throne speech, including a new "prosperity fund" to save the profits from liquid natural gas exports. "There were quite a few initiatives in the throne speech.