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SMART METERS RAISE CONCERNS There is an issue with smart meters that not many people are aware of - the loss of meter readers' jobs, according to Gwenne Farrell, vice-president of COPE 378.

Five police departments worked together to arrest five men who they believe are responsible for a Jan. 26 robbery at a Burnaby business on North Road. At approximately 11 p.m. on Jan.

The Simon Fraser University men let victory slip away in a Great Northwest conference basketball game in Bellingham, Washington. The Clan led for most of the game before surrendering an 86-75 decision to the Western Washington Vikings on Saturday.

Here on the Heights you will find a treasure trove of amazing shops and services. With lots of hidden gems from incredible restaurants to specialized retailers, there is simply something for everyone.

A man wanted in connection with two Burnaby bank robberies has been arrested in New Westminster. New Westminster police arrested the man last Friday after he allegedly held up a bank in New Westminster's downtown.

Burnaby mayor and council members file financial disclosures

Burnaby Minor lacrosse is holding two registration dates in February. This Saturday and on Feb. 18 between 12: 30 and 4 p.m. new players can sign up for the summer season in the Lakeview Room at the Bill Copeland Sports Centre.

Practice has been in the neighbourhood nearly 40 years

The new Edmonds pool and community centre is still slated to be up and running by the spring of 2013, but construction is slightly behind, according to Burnaby's director of parks, recreation and cultural services.