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Public engagement for urban forest strategy underway

Public engagement for urban forest strategy underway

Burnaby residents can share their thoughts in an online survey until Feb. 10, 2025

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Thursday, Jan. 23 edition: Food hubs provided 62,000 meals in 2024

Thursday, Jan. 23 edition: Food hubs provided 62,000 meals in 2024

Plus, the City of Burnaby looks into managing the Michael J. Fox Theatre, a possible new Filipino cultural centre and a criminal trial following a workplace death

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Eva Rasciauskas
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Food hubs provided 62,000 meals for Burnaby families, seniors in 2024

Food hubs provided 62,000 meals for Burnaby families, seniors in 2024

Plus: Burnaby Neighbourhood House celebrates long-time volunteers during its annual general meeting

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
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City may play a bigger role in Michael J. Fox Theatre management

City may play a bigger role in Michael J. Fox Theatre management

After 30 years with a non-profit at the helm, the theatre is now in management limbo

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Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
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Nonprofit approaches city for help with new cultural centre

Nonprofit approaches city for help with new cultural centre

Mabuhay House Society is looking into the possibility of building a Filipino cultural centre in Burnaby

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Thursday, Jan. 16 edition: Burnaby rents second-highest in Canada

Thursday, Jan. 16 edition: Burnaby rents second-highest in Canada

Plus, a new 72-storey tower in Metrotown, Burnaby equestrians lose a beloved riding trail and a new design library for home builders

Eva Rasciauskas
Eva Rasciauskas
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Gigantic 72-storey tower planned for Metrotown

Gigantic 72-storey tower planned for Metrotown

Plus: Burnaby will get a new landmark sign and council votes to add climate change planning to the OCP

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Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
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Burnaby equestrians may lose beloved riding trail

Burnaby equestrians may lose beloved riding trail

The city’s plan to pave the Burnaby Lake Southeast Greenway threatens to exclude some of the trail’s frequent users: horse riders of all ages

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
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Burnaby rents second-highest in Canada, despite nationwide decline

Burnaby rents second-highest in Canada, despite nationwide decline

New report says Canadian rents declined by 3.2% in 2024, a 17-month low

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Thursday, Jan. 9 edition: Gilmore area flooding will remain a problem for the foreseeable future

Thursday, Jan. 9 edition: Gilmore area flooding will remain a problem for the foreseeable future

Plus, Jagmeet Singh reacts to Trudeau's resignation, Burnaby artist launches new exhibit and a cut to newcomer language programs

Eva Rasciauskas
Eva Rasciauskas
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No easy fix: Gilmore area flooding will remain a problem for the foreseeable future

No easy fix: Gilmore area flooding will remain a problem for the foreseeable future

Three months after the October 2024 atmospheric river event flooded Gilmore Place’s parkade, residents still await a permanent solution to the problem

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Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
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Burnaby MP Jagmeet Singh reacts to Trudeau resignation

Burnaby MP Jagmeet Singh reacts to Trudeau resignation

“Liberals have let down Canadians,” Singh said during an online press conference

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
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