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City tree sales help young moms in need

City tree sales help young moms in need

If you are buying a live tree this Christmas, why not support a good cause while you're at it? Aunt Leah's Place turned to selling Christmas trees in the 1990s, when government funding was cut.

Burnaby schools get refunds for playground equipment

Parent groups from 14 Burnaby schools are getting refunds for money spent on playground equipment.

Homeowners will pay more for water in Burnaby

Burnaby's utility rates are increasing by six per cent next year due to infrastructure costs passed on by Metro Vancouver, according to the city.
'Mystery' oil could be left over from 2007

'Mystery' oil could be left over from 2007

Burnaby mayor greets council with inaugural address

There were no sad goodbyes prior to Monday night's council meeting after November's municipal election.

IHIT identifies body as 20-year-old Burnaby man

The integrated homicide investigation team has identified the body found in a Burnaby park last Friday as 20-year-old Burnaby resident Branson Kerick Rendell Sanders. IHIT released the name Wednesday morning after the B.C.

Still few details about body found in Burnaby

The integrated homicide investigation team has identified the body that turned up in Burnaby on Friday morning, but no further details are being released. Sgt.
Photos: Light up the night

Photos: Light up the night

Burnaby banning bike helmets for skating lessons

Kids will not be able to wear bicycle helmets to skating lessons at Burnaby ice rinks after Jan. 1.

Burnaby school board re-elects Hayes as chair

The Burnaby school board kicked off the post-election season by welcoming two new trustees and electing Larry Hayes for another year-long term as chair on Dec. 6. Baljinder Narang was re-elected as vice-chair.