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Concord Pacific Celebrates 10 Years with Burnaby’s Festive Village! The holiday season comes alive once again as Festive Village returns to Burnaby Village Museum beginning November 25, inviting visitors to experience Burnaby’s most beloved holiday traditions.

Burnaby’s newly elected Council has officially begun its four-year term, building on the work underway across the city while welcoming three new councillors to the Council table.

This is the first in a series looking at three areas of alignment where Burnaby and the new provincial government can work together to build a strong and productive partnership. We begin with housing and local decision-making. As the incoming premier and his government begin their work, we look forward to raising these priorities directly with them.

We’re looking for new members to join our advisory bodies and boards. Could this be you? The City of Burnaby is looking for passionate individuals to help shape the future of our community by serving on various advisory bodies or boards.

Registration for Burnaby’s winter activities starts November 30.

Municipalities are engaging on the ground every day in our communities, we have the local insights necessary to make effective decisions about how our communities grow, where new housing, businesses and jobs can best meet local needs, and align with the delivery and maintenance of roads, water and sewer systems, fire protection, parks, recreation facilities and other public infrastructure.

Two Remembrance Day services will take place in Burnaby on November 11, at Confederation Park and Bonsor Park, with parades to both locations.

The City of Burnaby is amending the 2026-2030 Financial Plan to incorporate the impacts related to the amendments to the Amenity Cost Charges (ACC) Bylaw and to accommodate accelerated capital spending in 2026. The affected projects remain within their approved overall project budgets and the total expenditures contemplated over the five-year planning period.