An exciting new City of Burnaby facility, the Rosemary Brown Recreation Centre, will open to the public beginning April 2.

The provincial government has enacted legislation that will significantly change housing in BC, including Burnaby. One change is to the funding tools available to the City of Burnaby to pay for the infrastructure and amenities needed as our city grows. As a result, we are preparing updates to the charges applied to new development.

The City of Burnaby installed 50 new bus shelters across Burnaby in 2023 and plans to install 50 more in 2024, making it safer and more comfortable for Burnaby residents taking transit.

Burnaby City Council has approved the City’s 2024-2028 Financial Plan, which includes a property tax increase of 4.5%, among the lowest in Metro Vancouver.

The City of Burnaby has been named as one of BC’s Top Employers by the editors of Canada’s Top 100 Employers.

Burnaby City Council is submitting a formal request to the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) for an independent investigation of the incident that resulted in the release of odorous gas at the Parkland refinery on January 21.

Starting February 1, 2024, the City of Burnaby will provide animal control services related to bylaws. This change will improve service levels and…

To My Fellow Burnaby Resident, I wanted to update you regarding the incident Sunday morning (January 21) at the Parkland Refinery that resulted in the…

The Burnaby Fire Department attended the Parkland Refinery this morning (January 21) following an industrial incident within the facility fence line.

The extensive works of renowned Indigenous artist Roy Henry Vickers will be featured at the Burnaby Art Gallery this spring, with more than 160 artworks spanning six decades on display during the exhibition.