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All Photos by
Kyle Hoobin / Burnaby NOW
Taking aim:
Sasha Gordeev, 4, gives two powerful thumps on
the pi¤ata at the Burnaby Village Museum on Monday during the B.C. Day weekend
multicultural festival. |
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Sizzling sounds:
The 'Mudfoot' Marimba Trio, left, perform their
own mix of Cuban and Zimbabwean beats before an audience during the
multicultural festival at Burnaby Village Museum on Saturday as a part of B.C.
Day weekend. |
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Performers put on a vaudeville show for guests at
the Burnaby Village Museum on Monday as a part of the B.C. Day weekend
multicultural festival. |
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Taylor Patenaude creates a flag with her mom
Theresa at a flag-making workshop at Burnaby Village. |
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A man dressed in traditional Chinese costume
strolls through the multicultural festival. |
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An Egyptian Breeze belly dancer entertains an
attentive audience during the multicultural festival at Burnaby Village Museum. |
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Workers gather support
Picketing Telus employees were joined by members of the B.C. Federation of Labour on Thursday for a rally outside the company's main Burnaby office.
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'We're in a crisis'
Community services have to change in the city because the community has changed, Burnaby city council was told at its last meeting.
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Remember Hiroshima
Sixty years ago this weekend, the world's first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, with another following three days later at Nagasaki.
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Police issue warrants
A Burnaby man who went after a police officer with a machete hasn't shown up in court and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.
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City approves parks projects
Council approved a bylaw of more than $1 million to fund a variety of parks, recreational and cultural capital projects freed up by the delay of the second phase of the Bonsor Recreation Complex renovation plan.
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