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Burnaby

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Burnaby

District municipality (Greater Vancouver Regional District) in southwestern British Columbia, Canada, between Burrard Inlet and the Fraser River, adjacent to New Westminster and Vancouver; population (1991) 158,900. A commercial, industrial, and residential centre, it has varied industries including trucking facilities, lumber and paper mills, and manufacture of steel and telecommunications equipment.

Simon Fraser University (1963) is here.



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The bands conceived the idea of stirring her soldierly heart with a farewell which would remain in her memory always, beautiful and unfading, and bring back the past and its love for her whenever she should think of it; so they got their project placed before General Burnaby, my successor, who is Cathy's newest slave, and in spite of poverty of precedents they got his permission.
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