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HGTV show has 12 competitors from across Canada

Transit police are investigating after projectiles fired at a passenger-packed SkyTrain car in Burnaby yesterday shattered a window. Sgt.

Majority of stakeholders pleased with business case results

The salmon that come to spawn in local waters have probably considered him one for years, but local conservationist Elmer Rudolph has now been given the title of "Salmon Hero" by his peers.

The coffee's still brewed in-store, but B.C. Starbucks customers won't be able to order locally-made baked goods with their grande cappuccino any more.

A Burnaby man who ran for school board has been cleared of hate speech allegations made by a local teacher on behalf of a student. The teacher, who wishes to remain anonymous, complained to RCMP after an Oct.

Students arriving at Burnaby Mountain Secondary on Jan. 5 were confronted with thousands of sticky notes telling them they were beautiful. It was all part of a special initiative brought forward by the school's new gay-straight alliance club.

Are you, like me, a lover of mystery novels? Check out this presentation at the Burnaby Public Library this month.

The Burnaby Teachers' Association is holding its second "mark-in" in hopes of raising public awareness about the work teachers do, while the labour dispute with the provincial government drags on.