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Burnaby Electronic Arts studio grants Make-A-Wish to Vancouver 12-year-old

Derek Lin isn't your average 12-year-old. The Vancouver resident was diagnosed in 2010 with a germ cell brain tumor and has undergone three separate surgeries, plus chemotherapy and radiation.

Burnaby's schools rated in Fraser Institute report

Annual report card on academic performance once again has B.C.'s private schools in top spots

Burnaby grad ceremonies still a go, but Marlborough school choir loses gig

One week after teachers voted 73 per cent in favour of withdrawing its support for extra-curricular activities, a Burnaby choir has been silenced.

Hang glider pilot charged with obstruction of justice

The pilot of a tandem hang-glider involved in a fatal incident Saturday has been charged with obstruction of justice in connection with the investigation into the death of the man's 27-year-old passenger.

Surrey woman charged in death of Burnaby woman

A 23-year-old Surrey woman has been charged with second-degree murder in the April 26 death of a 23-year-old Burnaby resident.

Future plans for Burnaby Hospital in the works

Health Minister Mike de Jong visited Burnaby on Friday afternoon to announce planning process; city MLAs Bloy and Lee will act as liaisons

What's up in the city this weekend?

As we celebrate the last weekend of April and May beckons, we're continuing with our popular feature - our staff's Top 5 (Or More) Things To Do This Weekend. This week, we have some great spring options in the city. Here's our Top 5 for this weekend.

Burnaby resident earns youth entrepreneur award

Burnaby resident Brittany Palmer was awarded a 2012 youth entrepreneur award recently. Palmer was awarded for her work starting a company that helps students get scholarships.

NOW gets national award nods

The Burnaby NOW took home a pair of accolades from Thursday night's Canadian Community Newspaper Awards ceremony in Toronto.
The children of Capitol Hill elementary

The children of Capitol Hill elementary

This school year, Capitol Hill Elementary has 312 students - which is about how many people lived in all of Burnaby when the very first school was built in this city in 1894.