Balancing affordability with long-term sustainability, Burnaby City Council has approved a 2.9% increase in property taxes as part of the City’s 2026–2030 Financial Plan.

The City of Burnaby is significantly enhancing public safety on Burnaby Mountain with the deployment of a new autonomous wildfire detection system.

Utility fees are collected to cover costs passed on to the City by Metro Vancouver and to fund the City’s costs associated with operating, maintaining and renewing water and sewer infrastructure.

The City of Burnaby and CUPE Local 23 have agreed to terms on a new three-year agreement, ensuring that Burnaby residents can continue to rely on high-quality services in our community.

The City of Burnaby reached a significant milestone on December 9 with Council’s final reading and adoption of the Burnaby 2050 Official Community Plan (OCP).

The City of Burnaby has appointed 15 local business and community leaders to the Mayor’s Task Force on Burnaby Economic Growth and Resilience.

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

The Burnaby Fire Department has launched Next Generation 911 (NG911), a major upgrade to the way emergency calls are handled in our city.

The City of Burnaby is calling on Burnaby business leaders and entrepreneurs to join the Mayor’s Task Force on Burnaby Economic Growth and Resilience.

A City of Burnaby program has empowered young artists in Burnaby to paint four new murals, adding colour and vibrancy to community spaces while building important connections with their peers.