Cornelia Naylor is a Health and Education Reporter based in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. She writes for various local publications, including Burnaby Now, New West Record, and Vancouver is Awesome. Cornelia covers a range of topics related to health, education, crime, and local news in the Burnaby community.
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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
Burnaby RCMP is looking for help identifying a man in connection with a reported sexual assault in Central Park on Feb. 19.
Kelvin Osadchuk, 56, said he was soaking wet and just wanted to get into a dry stairway to put on dry clothes.
Burnaby Mountain Secondary accounting students helped their peers earn $1,800 in tax refunds during free tax clinics in April.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Vancouver resident Jane Veglia said she suffers from 'anxiety while walking or hiking' after fracturing her ankle on a crosswalk in Burnaby's Brentwood neighbourhood two years ago.
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By: Cornelia Naylor
Jairus-Paul Covacha Sacramento, 24, was sentenced to 30 days' jail and a one-year driving ban for a Feb. 11 incident that saw him speed off in his Mercedes after hitting a Burnaby RCMP officer who had tried to pull him over for speeding.
By: Cornelia Naylor
'Students are excited to learn that they aren't alone' says organizer of two-day event featuring friendship, art, poetry and Sign language presentations.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Metro Vancouver Transit Police and mall security targeted crime at the Metrotown mall on April 13, 19 and 21.
By: Cornelia Naylor
Burnaby students competed at Skills Canada BC last month and took home gold in IT network systems administration, autobody repair and public speaking.
By: Cornelia Naylor
B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon was at 6488 Byrnepark Dr. Friday, where construction is underway on a six-storey building with 130 non-market rental units for Indigenous families and individuals.
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