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Burnaby MLA accuses NDP leader of theft

Burnaby Lougheed MLA Harry Bloy was forced to withdraw comments in the Legislature today, after accusing Adrian Dix of stealing. Bloy's remarks came after NDP energy critic John Horgan introduced a motion related to smart meters.

Seniors helping seniors

The South Burnaby Neighbourhood House and Voices of Burnaby Seniors are teaching volunteers how to help the elderly.

FRESHH in finals

Two local dancers have made the finals in Canada's Got Talent. Burnaby boys Devan Isaac, 15, and Justin Nicolas, 14, are part of the seven-member FRESHH dance crew (the double h stands for hip hop).

McBarge still in Burrard Inlet

UPDATE: The story published in the April 2 edition of the Burnaby NOW, and online, was incorrect. The McBarge has not yet left Burrard Inlet. The Friendship 500 is located in Burnaby waters, down from Penzance Drive in the north part of the city.

City is looking for outstanding individuals

The snow is gone, the air is warmer, and that special season has arrived. That's right - it's civic award nomination time. The City of Burnaby is looking for nominations for its annual Environment Awards.

MLA raises alarm about rising policing costs

RCMP pay increases could cost cities millions of dollars

Life lessons found in death

Death informs life. It can give us a perspective on our lives - and our relationships - that can lift us from the complacency of our common days.

Women's health: getting to the heart of the matter

Program open to women in Burnaby and around region

Families wanted for homestay students

A North Vancouver homestay company is hoping more Burnaby families will open their doors to international students.
The gift of life

The gift of life

Hundreds of runners showed up at Burnaby Lake on April 1 for the B.C.'s first "Transplant Trot." The run was to raise awareness about organ donation and funds for the Canadian Transplant Association.