"We cannot take the risk of mass infection in schools."

BC Green Party leader came out swinging this week with a stinging criticism.

As Burnaby approves taller and taller condo towers, the parking gets deeper and deeper. “It’ll take 10 minutes just for somebody to park their car,” said a city councillor.

The Trudeau government has struck a deal with opposition parties to swiftly approve a massive $73-billion wage subsidy program aimed at helping businesses and workers survive the economic ravages of...

Fraser Health declared another outbreak on May 11.

RCMP is doing a 'fantastic job' and there is no evidence public safety would improve with a municipal force

When the federal election was announced last week, for a fleeting moment I thought to myself, “Maybe candidates will just stick to the issues and run positive campaigns.” As that wise old sage Bugs...

This letter writer says Burnaby Heights businesses don't own the public roads in front of their shops and urges council to approve the Purple Line bus lane along Hastings Street.

"We have received positive feedback and encouragement from football stakeholders across Canada to make U SPORTS and Canada West the home of SFU Football."

There is a statistic in Casey Wright’s life that is mind-blowing, but definitely doesn’t define him. It goes like this: 18 brain surgeries in 18 years. Like I said, mind-blowing.

Fourteen stories of parking? No way, this writer says.

“You gotta replace one to one - it’s gotta be affordable.”

Editor: An open letter to Premier John Horgan and Education Minister Rob Fleming: I write to you today as a B.C. public school teacher of 20 years, and educator of young children for 34.

SFU president Joy Johnson announced April 4 that the Burnaby post-secondary school had decided to end its football program, effective immediately.

Captain Wade Robertson pulled an elderly man from the entranceway of a burning house last year.

Editor: Re: Liaison programs keep gangs away from Burnaby schools , NOW letters I have to start off and say I am a bit biased. I am black. That's it.

The Burnaby school district's mechatronics and robotics program at Alpha Secondary School has qualified a team for the VEX Robotics world championships for two years in a row.

The jury in the Ibrahim Ali murder trial took less than 24 hours to decide that 33-year-old Ibrahim Ali was guilty of sexually assaulting and murdering a 13-year-old girl whose body was found in...

"Council has heard loud and clear that while this may be the right project, it is not the right location," Mayor Mike Hurley said in a press release.

Fundraising efforts at Burnaby's Brentwood Elementary School were led by two young sisters from Turkey and took in more than $2,500 for earthquake relief in Turkey and Syria.

It's been a month since the Burnaby post-secondary announced the immediate termination its football program.

Party chalked up an array of accomplishments in the most recent parliamentary session, writes New Westminster-Burnaby MP Peter Julian

The LGBTQ+ rainbow flag was raised at Burnaby school district headquarters Monday ahead of the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia Tuesday.

A deal between BC Housing, City of Burnaby and two Burnaby housing co-ops means properties won't be sold to developers.

BURNABY, B.C. — The Simon Fraser Football Alumni Society outlined details Friday of a proposal it sent to the school regarding the future of its football program.

The Burnaby school board recognized the top 2020 grad from each of its eight high schools at an online school board meeting Tuesday.

Anti-racism work in the Burnaby school district has started at the top – in the hearts and minds of its highest ranking administrators.

"Now I have to defend myself and my community against lies."

"Transit needs to go where people live, work and visit," one Burnaby resident told TransLink's Mayor's Council.

The Burnaby school board has approved its first elementary school rainbow crosswalk. At a board meeting Tuesday, trustees unanimously approved a request from University Highlands Elementary School on...

"There's so much support not only from the existing team that wants to play next year but support from the community and across the country for the continuation of the program," the players' lawyer...

The Burnaby Hospital Foundation is praising a donation that will help keep our health-care heroes safer.

Burnaby should have three new child-care centres with a total of 124 new licensed spaces by January 2020, thanks in part to $2.25 million from the provincial government.