Families interested in the IB program returning to Burnaby school district are asked to respond to an online survey by May 31.
READConfederation Park could soon get a new playground if Burnaby council approves $1.4 million in proposed parks capital projects.
READKinder Morgan have finalized customer contracts for a proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and it's less than previously announced.
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Burnaby RCMP are asking for the public's help in finding 12-year-old Burnaby girl, Katelin Renaud, who hasn't been seen since May 16.
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Burnaby RCMP Const. Harinder Pabla has been charged with assault in connection with an off-duty incident in a Langley mall on Dec. 31.
READApril may be known for the showers that bring May flowers, but at the NewsLeader the month brought newspaper industry accolades.
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Metro Vancouver mayors fear deeper cuts to suburban bus runs through service optimization
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Dr. Jane Shin is vying for the New Democrat nomination to run in Burnaby-Lougheed.
READThe end of B.C.’s Harmonized Sales Tax means headaches but also benefits for Burnaby businesses
READSeniors already struggle to pay for prescriptions on a fixed budget and a free-trade agreement between Canada and the EU could make it worse
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A newly struck community consultation committee looking at the future of Burnaby Hospital does not include any front-line nurses,
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A sudden influx of abandoned dogs requiring medical treatment has the Burnaby SPCA asking for the public's help to cover veterinary bills.
READBurnaby's first Deer Lake Fun Run and Walk will be held Saturday, May 26.
READBurnaby Canadian Tire store will mark Jumpstart Day on May 26 to celebrate its campaign and donations collected to help kids join sports.
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Burnaby-Douglas NDP MP Kennedy Stewart says Conservative government policies are driving up gas prices in Metro Vancouver.
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Caucus issues call in Penticton for new deal with feds, province
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Displays commuters on Highways 99 and 91 between Surrey and Vancouver
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If approved, a proposed housing project for the homeless would be the first of its kind in Burnaby, says a local advocate for the homeless.
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Metro Vancouver homes limited to two mornings a week effective June 1
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Nearly 50 cents per litre goes to governments with latest increases
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