Cornelia Naylor is a Reporter at Burnaby NOW. She covers 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 outlets, including Tri City News, Pique Newsmagazine, and Vancouver is Awesome, among others.
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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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A 20% increase approved Monday means single-family homeowners will pay $123.50 more for sewer services next year. Condo owners will pay $66.50 more.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Laurie Dunkley said she sustained numerous fractures, soft tissue damage and a traumatic brain injury, when she was hit by a train while walking her dog at Barnet Marine Park in June 2021.
By: Cornelia Naylor
The BC Securities Commission has permanently banned Naresh (Nash) Mann from B.C.'s capital markets, but he will be allowed to manage his own investments.
Last year's Governor General’s Academic Medal winners are now studying everything from computer science to criminology at universities in Canada and the U.S.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Jason Kirupakaran, 35, was sentenced to prison and a seven-year driving ban Thursday for a 2019 hit-and-run that ended the police dog handling careers of veteran K9 officers Cpl. Aaron Courtney and Cpl. Matteo Perizzolo.
By: Cornelia Naylor
City council has directed staff to work with the new professional women's soccer team's request to use Swangard Stadium in 2025 and to evaluate a proposed partnership after that.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Marcel Genaille will find out Tuesday if he is going back on house arrest or staying in jail after breaching the conditions of a sentence for a 2019 hit-and-run that killed Surrey motorcyclist Mark Peters.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Vehicles bearing veterans licence plates can park for free in Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Moody, Surrey and New West. Why not Burnaby?
By: Cornelia Naylor
Police are urging commuters to avoid the freeway through Burnaby after an early morning crash shut down all westbound lanes Tuesday morning.
By: Cornelia Naylor
'This collision affected every lane of westbound traffic' – BC Highway Patrol says there's 'no timeline' for when the freeway will reopen after an early morning crash in Burnaby Tuesday.
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