Cornelia Naylor is a reporter at Burnaby NOW. She specializes in covering crime, courts, and education, drawing on her background as a high school English teacher to inform her storytelling. Cornelia's work has been featured in various publications, including Tri City News, Pique Newsmagazine, and Vancouver is Awesome, among others.
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Burnaby, Canada (Local)
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Cornelia Naylor's coverage is primarily focused on local crime, legal cases, and evolving stories in Burnaby and the surrounding areas. She also covers entertainment news related to local events or occurrences.
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By: Cornelia Naylor
The driver that hit Maria Espedido, 64, as she was crossing Canada Way Wednesday morning did not stop to help.
No arrests have been made in an incident that started in Vancouver and ended in Burnaby early Sunday morning.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Burnaby RCMP are looking to speak to the driver of a white pickup that drove northbound on Burris Street by Canada Way just before the crash that injured 64-year-old pedestrian Maria Espedido.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Authorities caught up with Junseo Hagh (a.k.a. Ethan Hagh) while he was asleep and charging his phone in the garage of a house under construction in Coquitlam.
By: Cornelia Naylor
A 'non-compliant' suspect was taken into custody with the help of bean bag rounds and a police dog.
By: Cornelia Naylor
A plan to recover a crane dangling from the side of Tower 2 at Gilmore Place in January could have been 'catastrophic,' according to a WorkSafeBC report.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Burnaby parent Helen Ward took the Ministry of Education to the Human Rights Tribunal, alleging it discriminates against homeschoolers based on family status, marital status, gender expression, religion and sex.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Three hit-and-run victims lost their claim against ICBC as the judge said they did not make 'all reasonable efforts' to identify the driver who fled the scene.
By: Cornelia Naylor
A 25-year-old woman was hit in the area of Union Street and Sperling Avenue at about 10:40 p.m. Tuesday night and sustained 'life-threatening injuries,' according to police.
Burnaby's bike cops say their range in a day is now 'nearly limitless' thanks to four new Trek e-bikes
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