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Parents protest students' Lady Gaga video

A civic party that formed in opposition to the school board's gay-friendly policy is trying to stop an anti-bullying initiative that involves kids dancing to Lady Gaga for a YouTube video.

Neighbours sniff out drug lab

Three people were arrested on the weekend after the Burnaby RCMP drug section took down a suspected clandestine synthetic drug lab in the 100 block of Ellesmere Avenue in North Burnaby.

Teachers vote on next move

Burnaby teachers are voting on their next move to escalate job action, following the provincial government's legislation to force an end to the ongoing labour dispute.
Man arrested and charged in four Burnaby sexual assaults dating back to 1994

Man arrested and charged in four Burnaby sexual assaults dating back to 1994

Burnaby mayor wants consultation on pipeline expansion

Mayor Derek Corrigan is raising concerns about consultation in respect to Kinder Morgan's plan to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline, which runs oil from Alberta to Burnaby. "We're obviously concerned," Corrigan said.

Burnaby parents upset with kids' Lady Gaga video with anti-bullying message

A civic party that formed in opposition to the school board's gay-friendly policy is trying to stop an anti-bullying initiative that involves kids dancing to Lady Gaga for a YouTube video.

Senior left in hospital hallway

Care of 84-year-old patient is a sign of a larger problem in the health-care system, says MLA

Burnaby manufacturer Williams and White wins Best Company at Small Business B.C. awards

Burnaby-based Williams and White Machine Inc. was named Best Company at the ninth annual Successful You Small Business B.C. awards on Tuesday night.

Residents oppose twin pipeline

All signs point to Kinder Morgan expanding the Trans Mountain pipeline, despite widespread opposition from Burnaby residents, according to local MP Kennedy Stewart.

Public transit offers inspiration for art exhibition

Chances are that last time you boarded a bus, you weren't thinking about its artistic potential. But while others may consider buses only a mundane form of transportation, Cindy Buckshon considers them inspiration for art.