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Former councillor thinks Burnaby should look closer to home

Polygon Developments has submitted a rezoning application for a 37-storey apartment tower across from Central Park in Burnaby.

Better late than never. That's what Burnaby resident Stanley Fukawa, 74, had to say about the provincial government's apology to Japanese Canadians who were placed in internment camps and had their property seized during the Second World War.

Burnaby Mountain Secondary art students joined artist Todd Polich as he worked on a large mural that was unveiled last Wednesday.

The City of Burnaby is observing the snow pack situation along the Fraser River's route, but the city's director of engineering says it is too early to tell if there's a significant flood risk in the region.

Vancouver's Portland Hotel Society wants Burnaby to "turn the light on" to address homelessness in the city.

Chevron is turning to trucks and railcars to transport crude oil to its Burnaby refinery, thanks to increased demand on Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline.

Vancouver's Portland Hotel Society wants Burnaby to "turn the light on" to address homelessness in the city.

The head of Burnaby's school district has announced he is retiring this summer. At the last school board meeting on May 8, superintendent Claudio Morelli announced he was planning to retire this August.