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Burnaby is a vibrant city at the geographic centre of Metro Vancouver. We’re blessed with an amazing natural environment; a strong cultural mosaic; thriving town centres; dedicated technology, business and education districts; welcoming neighbourhoods; and amenities and attractions that make Burnaby a great place to live, work, learn and play.
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News & Updates
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Henry Wakabayashi and Ken Shinozaki are 2024’s Outstanding Citizens of the Year in Burnaby
Mayor Mike Hurley and Burnaby City Council are pleased to present the Kushiro Cup to Henry Wakabayashi and Ken Shinozaki, 2024's Outstanding Citizens… -
Burnaby tenants moving into newly built affordable housing units
Burnaby residents recently moved into 203 units of newly built non-market housing, following the completion of another housing project developed on City-owned lands. -
City of Burnaby urges residents to be emergency-ready
After a series of recent earthquakes in our region, the City of Burnaby is urging residents to be proactive to ensure their preparedness and safety in the event of a larger or damaging seismic event. -
Burnaby adds 134 non-market units on City land
Burnaby residents have started to move into 134 units of non-market housing, created through a partnership between the City of Burnaby, Catalyst Community Developments Society and the Canadian Mortgage Housing Corporation (CMHC).