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A little money goes a long way, as ICBC recently invested $130,000 into road improvement projects in Burnaby and New Westminster. New Westminster got the bulk of that money, as $100,000 went into improvements at four different intersections.

The New Westminster Police Service's major crime unit is looking for assistance in identifying a man who they believe may be a witness to a sexual assault that occurred in New Westminster on Feb. 6.

Local health authority continues to urge adults to get pertussis booster to head off spread of illness

A 16-year-old Burnaby boy has been charged with robbery after a North Burnaby incident involving a woman being attacked at a bus stop.

Burnaby-Lougheed MLA Harry Bloy was forced to withdraw comments in the legislature on Monday, after accusing NDP leader Adrian Dix of stealing.

Kinder Morgan has announced it will proceed with a $5billion plan to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline, which runs oil from Alberta to Burnaby. The pipeline, which handles a maximum of 300,000 barrels per day, will nearly triple capacity to 850,000.

Executive director says she hopes for a new site in future

Resident thinks construction is to keep road from flooding - but highway spokesman says work is to connect waterways to the lake

As TransLink postpones a planned expansion of transit projects in Metro Vancouver because of funding woes, cities along the Canada Line are reaping the rewards of multibillion-dollar developments.

TransLink needs local government oversight and control to solve its budget issues, according to Burnaby Mayor Derek Corrigan.