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Bonsor Recreation Complex is getting a new family change room, and its current pool change rooms are being renovated, according to a report from the parks, recreation and cultural services department.

The Burnaby Board of Trade is holding its 13th annual Burnaby Business Excellence Awards luncheon on Wednesday at the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown.

While many families are celebrating Thanksgiving dinner at home, ex-KGB agent Mikhail Lennikov will spend the holiday in Vancouver's First Lutheran Church, avoiding deportation.

After 28 years, SFU student receives degreeIt took her almost three decades, but Sandi Haynes finally received her bachelor's degree with distinction from Simon Fraser University last week.

'Thanks for giving' food drive in city

Burnaby's Holy Cross Elementary was the big winner at Wednesday's Lower Mainland Catholic Elementary Schools cross-country championships. Holy Cross won the overall team championship with 694 points, besting 29 other Catholic elementary schools.

Two Burnaby robbery suspects were arrested by the Vancouver Police on Thursday, according to a press release from Sgt. Gursharn Ranu, a media relations officer with the Burnaby RCMP.

Burnaby's St. Timothy Church is hosting a Thanksgiving food drive for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society next week. "The people who come for assistance at the food bank are not strangers," said Rev. Stephanie Shepard in a press release.

The Burnaby Blue Jays got one of their biggest victories of the Lower Mainland Baseball Association season with a come-from-behind 7-5 win over the defending champion Vancouver A's at Robert Burnaby Park on Sept. 21.

Tina Poole says smaller buses are difficult for parents and people with disabilities