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Create your own "care packages" for health

My sister - thoughtful like our mother - is known for her care packages. When seeing us off before a vacation, she would pack for each of our kids a bag of treats along with activities to keep them occupied for the trip.

Life lessons: Support makes a big difference

Ellen Wong knows how difficult learning can be for children with disabilities from low-income families. Wong, a 47-year-old Burnaby resident, grew up in Malaysia, in a family of four, with an intellectually disabled brother.

Driver protests pothole policy

Burnaby resident David Pereira is frustrated by what he says is a lack of accountability on the part of the Insurance Corporation of B.C. after he hit a pothole that caused $1,200 worth of damage to his truck. On Nov.

Departure of auditor leaves MLA frustrated

Kathy Corrigan says 'toxic' atmosphere may have led to John Doyle's departure

Burnaby MLA disappointed over auditor general's departure

Local MLA Kathy Corrigan is disappointed that auditor general John Doyle has accepted a post in Australia, and she blames the Liberal government for his departure.

Burnaby drivers beware: RCMP launches annual distracted diving campaign in February

Burnaby drivers should take note that the RCMP will have a targeted distracted driving enforcement campaign this month.

Burnaby sees huge decreases in auto thefts and break-ins during last 10 years

Having your car stolen or broken into in Burnaby has decreased markedly in the last decade.

Messy Burnaby house faces big bill

A local Burnaby resident whose house is an "unsightly state" is facing a $20,000 to $25,000 bill from the city's clean-up crew. On Jan. 29, staff took photos of a 6900-block Mandy Ave. home that has had several complaints since Feb.

Burnaby senior missing for more than two weeks

The Burnaby RCMP is continuing its search for Gui Feng Tong, a 66-year-old Asian woman who went missing from her Burnaby apartment two weeks ago.

Squamish chief says family in mourning after son shot by Mounties in Burnaby

A man shot by Burnaby RCMP after police responded to reports of a man wielding a knife has been identified as Ryan Jacob, 45, son of Squamish First Nation Chief Gibby Jacob.