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Group hosts BBQ

It has been a difficult summer for the Burnaby Mental Wealth Society as the board and employees struggled to find funding and keep their clubhouse open.

How to handle the heat, if the heat comes to Burnaby

This mild summer weather may not seem likely to cause heat stroke, but there are still many weeks of summer left. The City of Burnaby and Fraser Health are providing information for residents on how to avoid getting overheated in the summer months.

Burnaby motorcycle crash sends two to hospital

A Monday afternoon motorcycle crash in North Burnaby has resulted in two people being hospitalized. The crash, which occurred on Hastings Street between Fell Avenue and Holdom Avenue, involved a motorcycle slamming into the back of a car.

Burnaby's Neil Squire Society gets $4.2 million

The federal government is giving Burnaby's Neil Squire Society $4.2 million over three years to help people with disabilities prepare for the workforce. "We're delighted.

Son arrested in Burnaby mother's death

A 45-year-old Burnaby mother is dead and her 24-year-old son is in police custody after a Monday evening stabbing in the Edmonds area. After police received a call about a domestic incident in the 6700 block of Elwell Street just before 6:30 p.m.

Burnaby Board of Trade helps businesses build a social media presence

The Burnaby Board of Trade is offering its second in a three-part series of seminars on social media on Aug. 10.

The Secret Sisters

GARDEN STAGE: 4: 30 TO 5: 15 P.M. Heralding from Alabama, 20-something sisters Laura and Lydia Rogers recorded their debut album in only two weeks inside the legendary Blackbird studios. It's a 10-song record with acclaimed producer Dave Cobb.

Funding loss hits group

Local mental health group to shift focus after funding loss impacts operation in the city

Immigrant costs disputed

Burnaby economists disagree with Fraser Institute's cost numbers on immigration

Burnaby athletes won't have far to go for 2014 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games

The 2014 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games were recently awarded to Vancouver and that means Special Olympics athletes from Burnaby won't have far to go.