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Thursday, Dec. 5 edition: Burnaby school kids at risk from reckless drivers

Thursday, Dec. 5 edition: Burnaby school kids at risk from reckless drivers

Plus, water metering causes controversy in council, a Burnaby skating champion to star in the PNE Winter Fair and tougher bear spray regulations on the way

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Water metering causes controversy in council

Water metering causes controversy in council

Plus: $4.7 million to install signage and road pavement markings, $3.5 million to repair street lights and the city launches a coffee table book celebrating Burnaby’s natural beauty

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Burnaby school kids at risk from reckless drivers

Burnaby school kids at risk from reckless drivers

Parents say cars are not stopping at stop signs at 12th Avenue and Canada Way and one child was recently hit on the way to school

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Burnaby skating champion to star in PNE Winter Fair

Burnaby skating champion to star in PNE Winter Fair

Jeremy Ten will perform in the Nutcracker on Ice during the PNE Winter Fair Dec. 6-23

Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Thursday, Nov. 28 edition: TransLink proposal threatens small businesses

Thursday, Nov. 28 edition: TransLink proposal threatens small businesses

Plus, Burnaby plans for a future of electric vehicles, a Burnaby artist to compose for the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and an ongoing fundraiser to help crash victim

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Burnaby plans for a future of electric vehicles

Burnaby plans for a future of electric vehicles

Almost 100% of vehicles expected to be electric in Burnaby by 2050

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TransLink proposal threatens small businesses: Burnaby Heights Merchants

TransLink proposal threatens small businesses: Burnaby Heights Merchants

The proposal sparked controversy in council, leading to what some hope will be a compromise to improve transit without damaging small businesses

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Burnaby artist to compose music for Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

Burnaby artist to compose music for Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

FLEET Studio’s current artist in residence, Mohamed Assani will also host free workshops to teach the public about South Asian music

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Lubna El Elaimy, Local Journalism Initiative
Thursday, Nov. 21 edition: Burnaby discusses ways to preserve Walker Ave. church in Edmonds

Thursday, Nov. 21 edition: Burnaby discusses ways to preserve Walker Ave. church in Edmonds

Plus, $155K needed for more staff at Cameron Library, Burnaby Lake Winter Craft Festival returns and a fire leaves 100 people stranded

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Nearly $155K needed for more staff at Cameron Library and Rec Centre

Nearly $155K needed for more staff at Cameron Library and Rec Centre

Plus: Burnaby council changes its meeting schedule, meetings will take place on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month starting 2025

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Deer Lake Winter Craft Festival returns this weekend

Deer Lake Winter Craft Festival returns this weekend

The festival comes during a time of financial uncertainty for the Burnaby Arts Council and after the closure of Deer Lake Gallery

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Burnaby discusses ways to preserve Walker Ave. church in Edmonds

Burnaby discusses ways to preserve Walker Ave. church in Edmonds

A rezoning application is underway to redevelop the site into a residential tower, but locals are petitioning the city to find ways to keep the much-loved historic church and community centre

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