Two years after unionizing, SFU research assistants still have no contract
Research assistants joined the Teaching Support Staff Union in November 2019, and the university agreed to recognize all RAs as SFU employees. But the union says nearly two-thirds still aren't recognized
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December 7, 2021
Burnaby’s biggest, brightest holiday lights display is back
A beautiful display for a great cause. ❤️🎄
December 7, 2021
Fish kill places Stoney Creek on most endangered urban streams list
The Outdoor Recreation Council of BC has named Burnaby’s Stoney Creek one of the most endangered urban streams in BC, along with Little Campbell River (Tatalu) in Surrey.
December 7, 2021
Two years after unionizing, SFU research assistants still have no contract
Research assistants joined the Teaching Support Staff Union in November 2019, and the university agreed to recognize all RAs as SFU employees. But the union says nearly two-thirds still aren't recognized
December 6, 2021
Local love: Where to shop for gifts in Burnaby this holiday season
Where to Burna-buy local this holiday season.
December 6, 2021
Burnaby Primary Care Network seeking device donations to help people get access to internet
Burnaby Primary Care Networks is hoping that the spirit of giving shines through this holiday season.
December 3, 2021
On the agenda: Here’s what to expect at Burnaby’s Dec 6 council meeting
What's on the agenda at the next Burnaby city council meeting? Here are the Beacon's highlights.
December 3, 2021
Burnaby Citizens’ Association eyes gender parity
At least 50% of all non-incumbent school board and council candidates will have to be women or non-binary if bylaw passes vote
December 2, 2021
City confirms preferred site for Burnaby Mountain firehall, updates timeline
“The community on Burnaby Mountain has been rapidly growing, and we’re enhancing our emergency capacity to respond to that growth."
December 2, 2021
Showcasing Burnaby’s natural beauty
Naturally Burnaby will showcase the city's waterways, parks, gardens, and eco-sculptures.
December 2, 2021
RCMP collective agreement to have “serious impact” on Burnaby taxpayers going forward
The new RCMP collective agreement includes retroactive raises for officers dating back to 2017, and it’s going to cost Burnaby an additional $4 million a year going forward.