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November is kicking off with the first of the all-candidates debates for the municipal election. For those who missed the Burnaby NOW's previous article on the debates, there are three taking place this week. The first was held on Tuesday, Nov.

Burnaby is home to a dizzying array of business, from hi-tech to home-based, covering everything from food, to fashion, to film, and everything in between.

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.

Company was supposedly developing a muffler that reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 97 per cent

A Burnaby teacher has received a death threat related to policy 5.45, the school district's gay friendly policy designed to protect staff and students from homophobic bullying and harassment.

Teachers' president finds Burnaby's experience 'bewildering and a bit disturbing'

Small Paws Doggie Daycare in Burnaby hosted a dog-gone fun Halloween party for its furry friends last Sunday. In all, 35 pooches showed up in costume, according to coowner Katya Irwin. Karen Eskilson's dog Ruby won the best costume competition.

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.

Neighbourhood loses 97 trees to subdivided development