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Bond lays down the law on policing

For the second time in as many months, the province has offered an extension to municipalities who haven't signed off yet on the proposed new 20-year RCMP contract with the federal government.

Confederation Park to get new playground

City OK's $295K for North Burnaby park, along with 180K for city tennis courts

Golfing Knights victorious at high school invite

It wasn't exactly five in a row, but it was the next best thing for the St. Thomas More Knights golf team.
Indigo Girls to headline 2012 Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival

Indigo Girls to headline 2012 Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival

Burnaby Blues and Roots Festival attendees will feel a little closer to fine with this year's lineup. The Indigo Girls, the American folk duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers will be headlining the festival.

Celebrate Serbian culture this weekend

This issue, for our staff's Top 5 (Or More) Things To Do This Weekend, we have a couple of cultural festivals - Italian and Serbian - a show about secrets, a car trunk sale and Burnaby's beloved Hats Off Day festival.

Doc says politics play no part

Dr. David Jones says task is too important to be distracted by politicking

Craft event comes to Burnaby this weekend

Crop & Create coming to city for first time

Burnaby receives child-care award from Ministry of Child and Family Development

The City of Burnaby has been given the 2012 B.C. Child-Care Award of Excellence in Local Government by the Ministry of Child and Family Development.

Burnaby shooting suspect killed in Maple Ridge

Mere hours after the Burnaby RCMP issued an urgent warning about him, Angus David Mitchell was shot and killed in Maple Ridge on Wednesday. At an RCMP press conference in Maple Ridge on Wednesday afternoon, Supt.

Burnaby family makes historic gift to agency

Bequest of $21.4 million is largest to a single beneficiary in British Columbian history