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‘Feisty’ Rocco first baby born in Burnaby in 2025

‘Feisty’ Rocco first baby born in Burnaby in 2025

A boy born at 12:32 a.m. on Jan. 1 was Burnaby's New Year's baby
Column: Don't spend 2025 obsessed with the negative. It's not worth it

Column: Don't spend 2025 obsessed with the negative. It's not worth it

Throw yourself the life preserver you want when you feel your soul is sinking.
Letter: It's OK. Students are paying to ride the bus

Letter: It's OK. Students are paying to ride the bus

This letter writer understands the frustration of not seeing riders tap a card, but it's not out of disrespect for the system.
These were Burnaby's most clicked strata stories of 2024

These were Burnaby's most clicked strata stories of 2024

Disputes over giant noisy screens, Great Danes, piano practice and garbage tossed from height were behind some of the strata stories that captured the most attention on burnabynow.com in 2024.
Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Burnaby

Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Burnaby

Prices range from 169.9 to 174.9 per litre.
Here's what to do with your Christmas tree, holiday waste in Burnaby

Here's what to do with your Christmas tree, holiday waste in Burnaby

The dos and don'ts for post-holiday waste.
Column: How to create a 'cozy, happy atmosphere' for New Year's parties

Column: How to create a 'cozy, happy atmosphere' for New Year's parties

Metro Vancouver food expert Ashney Rebello shares the ideal party platter for ringing in 2025 with family and friends.
Rotten avocados are not a reason to call 911: E-Comm

Rotten avocados are not a reason to call 911: E-Comm

Other calls received in 2024 included directions to Shoppers Drug Mart, a neighbour wearing too much cologne and domesticated-looking bunnies in a park.
These were Burnaby's top stories from the city beat in 2024: housing, money and more

These were Burnaby's top stories from the city beat in 2024: housing, money and more

Let's review the year that was in the City of Burnaby.
A year of progress and continued struggle: New West—Burnaby MP

A year of progress and continued struggle: New West—Burnaby MP

Peter Julian reflects on the past year and encourages "prosperity" for all in 2025.