Wednesday, April 19 edition: Burnaby's South Asian History

Truths Not Often Told: New exhibit highlights South Asian community's history in Burnaby

The exhibit will open at the Burnaby Village Museum on May 6.

Construction of 12-storey mass-timber student housing underway at BCIT

The Tall Timber building will house 470 students and is expected to be completed in spring 2025.

Tuesday, April 18 edition: Burnaby Mountain, 40 million years ago

Letter to the editor: Burnaby continues to ensure status quo of housing and affordability disaster

Windows to the past: plant fossils give insight into ancient Burnaby climate

Burnaby Mountain didn’t yet exist in the late Eocene, and was instead a sea-level floodplain with ponds and river systems leaving behind silty deposits in their wakes.

Monday, April 17, edition: What's going to replace CG Brown Pool?

ICYMI: This is the huge rec facility that will replace CG Brown Pool and Burnaby Lake Arena

Burnaby’s CG Brown Pool is no more, and the city has big plans for a new recreation centre that will replace it.

Spring events: Burnaby Blooms returns for floral festivities

Burnaby Blooms returns to the city this May, promising floral festivities for the whole family.

Burnaby Beacon April 15

Our first Beacon insider newsletter.

Brunch o'clock: 10 breakfast and brunch spots to check out in Burnaby

The weekends (or any day of the week, actually) are made for brunch and Burnaby has no shortage of places to try!

Burnaby firefighter and former hockey pro remembered as a 'bright light' for his family

Ray Sawada, who played 11 games in the NHL, had served on the Burnaby Fire Department for the past six years.