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Burnaby foot doctor suspended after ignoring complaint investigations

Burnaby foot doctor suspended after ignoring complaint investigations

Dr. Michael Choi, a Metrotown podiatrist, was the subject of two College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C. complaint investigations but failed to respond to “multiple communications and correspondence," according to a recent notice.
Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Burnaby

Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Burnaby

Gas prices in Burnaby remain high — averaging $2.134 per litre.
Map: Burnaby Tim Hortons baking these special donuts this weekend for Orange Shirt Day

Map: Burnaby Tim Hortons baking these special donuts this weekend for Orange Shirt Day

All proceeds are set to benefit Indigenous organizations from the third annual campaign in Burnaby for National Truth and Reconciliation Day.
SFU men's golf wins back-to-back tournaments — a historic first for the Burnaby team

SFU men's golf wins back-to-back tournaments — a historic first for the Burnaby team

Burnaby's Denby Carswell was SFU's low scorer in Bellingham this week, and was one of three first-years that led the charge.
Letter: Trains are the best way to save the environment

Letter: Trains are the best way to save the environment

Take Denmark as an example, this writer suggests.
Sniffer dogs find 150 kilos of opium at Burnaby container inspection facility

Sniffer dogs find 150 kilos of opium at Burnaby container inspection facility

Sniffer dogs with Canada Border Services Agency discovered 150 kilograms of opium inside a shipping container at a Burnaby examination facility last month.
B.C. Ferries moves public consultation online after threats of violence

B.C. Ferries moves public consultation online after threats of violence

At a recent Sunshine Coast ferry advisory committee meeting, a woman said if B.C. Ferries didn’t make changes, she would ‘take a gun’ to everyone. Also cited: keying of vehicles, shouting, foul language and a disrespect for personal space.
Burnaby civic facilities that'll be closed — and open — this weekend

Burnaby civic facilities that'll be closed — and open — this weekend

National Truth and Reconciliation Day falls on a Saturday this year, meaning Burnaby has altered schedules for Sept. 30, as well as Oct. 1 and 2.
Five things to do in Burnaby this weekend: Sept. 29 to Oct. 2

Five things to do in Burnaby this weekend: Sept. 29 to Oct. 2

What to do in Burnaby for the long weekend? Farmers market, paint nite and more.
SFU teaching support staff will line the pickets starting Sept. 28

SFU teaching support staff will line the pickets starting Sept. 28

Around 1,600 members of Simon Fraser University's Teaching Support Staff Union will be going on an indefinite work stoppage from Thursday, Sept. 28.
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