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Burnaby teen named to Canada West team for World Junior A Challenge hockey tournament

Seventeen-year-old Brandon Morley of Burnaby earned a spot on the regional B.C./Alberta Canada West squad for the World Junior A Hockey Challenge that will get underway in Langley on Monday. Morley is one of 12 players from B.C.

Bedbug inspections continue in city libraries

The Burnaby Public Library is taking an aggressive approach to bedbugs, according to chief librarian Edel Toner-Rogala.

Sooke school district passes anti-homophobia policy similar to Burnaby's

The Sooke school district now stands alongside Burnaby and 13 other B.C. districts in adopting a policy to protect staff and students from homophobia. On Oct.
Burnaby cop has moustache shaven off for Movember

Burnaby cop has moustache shaven off for Movember

Court hears police found 30 guns in North Burnaby suite

An RCMP Emergency Response Team found several handguns and rifles in a Burnaby basement suite after investigating a call about shots fired last year, Vancouver Provincial Court heard Monday.

Burnaby man stabbed in Richmond early Monday morning

A 24-year-old Burnaby man is recovering after being stabbed in the Lansdowne Shopping Centre parking lot in Richmond early Monday morning. Richmond RCMP responded to a report of an assault with weapons just before 5 a.m.

First Nations group opposed to Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion

If Kinder Morgan wants to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline, which runs oil from Alberta to Burnaby, the company will have to face opposition from a First Nations group with traditional territories around the Burrard Inlet. On Oct.

Two hockey stars on contrasting paths

Burnaby's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is officially an Edmonton Oiler and can now start bankrolling his $1 million salary, which includes nearly $2.8 million more in performance bonuses.

Bedbug inspections continue this week at Burnaby libraries

The Burnaby Public Library is taking an aggressive approach to bedbugs, according to chief librarian Edel Toner-Rogala.

Police recommending charges for nine Burnaby residents allegedly involved in Vancouver's Stanley Cup riot

Nine Burnaby residents are among the first 60 people who police are recommending a total of 163 charges against after a Monday morning Vancouver Police Department press conference announcing new developments in the Stanley Cup riot investigation.