Burnaby's population is closing in on 225,000 according to census figures released by Statistics Canada on Wednesday.
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Burnaby is recommending the Daniel and Amelia Mowat Residence at 4382 Beresford St. be registered as a protected heritage property
READThe developer of a proposed highrise and townhouse development next to Maywood Community School will soon be issued a building permit.
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Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley politicians oppose demolition of old span
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A group of seniors may soon be able to return to the room in which they've practiced their craft at the Confederation Centre
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Burnaby will use $3.36 million from the Building Canada Fund to upgrade more dikes in the Big Bend area along the Fraser River
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Antique stores are closing all over, but those that remain say people still seek something special
READA 21-year-old man apologized in court Tuesday to a bus driver he struck in the head a year ago at the Edmonds SkyTrain station bus loop.
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Mayor slams donation of $100 per survey respondent
READThe Canadian Union of Public Employees says too much reliance on public private partnerships to rebuild municipal infrastructure
READOn the heels of the new provincial budget, the Burnaby Board of Trade is hosting Premier Christy Clark for an exclusive breakfast event
READSt. Michael's and Holy Cross are the only elementary schools in Burnaby to crack the top 25 in the Fraser Institute's latest ranking
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Burnaby school district gets the lowest per-student funding in B.C. because it's the least needy, says Education Minister George Abbott.
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Metro Vancouver population climbs 9.3 per cent to 2.3 million, Abbotsford adds 7.4 per cent
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Genetic screeners contacting nearly 200 patients assessed in Surrey, Abbotsford and Vancouver
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Metro Vancouver cities in diplomatic dance as First Nations evolve
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Crown gave up on addict who escaped from serial killer, inquiry told
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Even a dynamic, provocative performer like Lady Gaga needs to take a break now and then.
READFor Burnaby school trustees who disclosed having stocks as assets, resource companies appear to be a popular choice.
READBurnaby-based Canpages, publisher of phone and online directories, is reportedly closing, putting hundreds of people out of work.
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