Local News

The NOW published some incorrect information in a Jan. 2 story on pipeline safety around schools.

With the tough economy, the term "banner year" isn't heard very often at community organizations that rely on donations. But that's just how Stephen D'Souza with the Burnaby Christmas Bureau described this year's campaign.

A Burnaby man may lose his foot after being trapped in his home under piles of collected belongings.

Plans for a 38-storey tower and three-storey townhouses on two properties on Nelson Avenue are going ahead despite a handful of concerns brought forward by area residents.

Local businesses resigned to change back to provincial tax

A Burnaby couple who survived a bus crash that killed nine people on an Oregon highway last month have filed a lawsuit against the Coquitlam tour bus company and the driver.

It's the end of an era for local punk rock fans. Burnaby's Joe Keithley, front man of the legendary punk band DOA, has announced the band will play its final show this weekend at the Rickshaw Theatre in Vancouver.

Capacity would triple amount of oil shipped

Resident says infection caused by lack of cleaning

The fate of John Doyle's future as auditor general is up in the air again, following an announcement from Premier Christy Clark to introduce legislation extending the auditor general's term by two years.