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Burnaby man misses court date to face cancer-fraud charges

A bench warrant has been issued for a Burnaby man charged in a massive fraud scam that involves allegations he told his victims he was suffering from cancer.

Residents lobby against gondola proposal

But TransLink says it's a 'long way from a decision'

Neighbourhood house gets new, bigger space

The City of Burnaby has approved a new home for the South Burnaby Neighbourhood House, one of the largest local community service groups. Executive director Antonia Beck was excited about the news.

Parents' Voice forming civic party in Burnaby

Members of a parents' group opposed to the Burnaby school board's anti-homophobia policy are forming a new civic party.

Burnaby RCMP release composite sketch of sexual assault suspect

The Burnaby RCMP released on Tuesday a composite sketch of the male suspect wanted in relation to a sexual assault that occurred on June 12 at Eileen Daily Pool in North Burnaby.

House slated for demolition

A home and two other buildings at 7872 Willard St. must be torn down, according to Burnaby council. Council approved staff recommendations to demand the demolition of the buildings on the property at the July 11 council meeting.

Burnaby makes new space for neighbourhood house

The City of Burnaby has approved a new home for the South Burnaby Neighbourhood House, one of the largest local community service groups. Executive director Antonia Beck was excited about the news.

Burnaby RCMP arrest one in Edmonds area break-and-enters

A 19-year-old man is in police custody after Burnaby RCMP members investigated two break-and-enters in the Edmonds area on Wednesday. The first incident occurred around 8 p.m.

Arson suspected in North Burnaby fire

A North Burnaby house being probed for its link to a fugitive United Nations gang leader was severely damaged in a suspected arson fire Thursday. Neighbours of the house at 7350 Pandora St. called 911 about 4:22 a.m.

Burnaby tackles rat problems

"Do not feed the wildlife" signs are being placed by city staff in areas where residents have spotted large rat populations. This is only one of the measures the city is taking to address recent complaints about rats in Burnaby.