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Cornelia Naylor

  • Reporter/Photographer/Co-founder, Freshet News
  • None, Burnaby Now
New Westminster
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Award-winning community news journalist. Reporter, editor and co-founder at Freshet News
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Police seek help IDing Burnaby sexual assault suspect

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By Cornelia Naylor
| Freshet News
Police are looking for witnesses and dashcam video to shed light on a sexual assault and a suspicious man approaching a sliding glass door in South Burnaby last week. The two incidents happened 30 minutes apart, according to a Burnaby RCMP news release. At about 11:30 p.m. Thursday (July 9), officers responded to a report of an assault that had just happened near Royal Oak Avenue and Beresford Street.
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Burnaby Arts Council ready to expand reach after financial troubles

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By Cornelia Naylor
| Freshet News
The once-beleaguered Burnaby Arts Council is preparing to implement some big plans after securing another $25,000 operating grant from the city and working for a year with a city-funded consultant. Arts council president Sabrina Modder and director Grant Withers appeared before the city’s executive committee on July 7 to provide an update on the organization’s work. “We’ve undertaken a comprehensive organizational renewal,” Withers said.
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Indecent acts spark ‘enhanced’ police patrols at Burnaby’s Central Park

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By Cornelia Naylor
| Freshet News
Police are conducting enhanced patrols in Burnaby’s Central Park after three separate reports of indecent acts there this week. The reports, which involved a male suspect engaged in indecent acts ranging from exposing himself to masturbating in public, happened in different areas of the park at different times of day on July 5, 6 and 9, according to an RCMP news release Friday.
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