Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley announced the formation of a new Mayor's Task Force on Burnaby Economic Growth and Resilience at the annual State of the City address hosted by the Burnaby Board of Trade on May 12.

The City’s solid waste and recycling 2024 annual report details the performance of Burnaby’s operations, and also documents the progress the City is making towards ambitious waste-reduction goals, like the Canada-Wide Action Plan on Zero Plastic Waste.

Burnaby has launched a pilot program for eCheck, a digital tool which pre-reviews building plans for compliance with the Burnaby Zoning Bylaw, and Explore, a map tool which provides easy and intuitive access to important zoning information for residential properties.

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.

The City of Burnaby is reminding Burnaby property owners that 2025 utility fees are due March 17, 2025.

A wintery mix of weather conditions is expected over the next several days, including snow.

The City of Burnaby will activate an overnight warming centre at 7320 Buller Avenue on February 1, providing extra capacity for vulnerable people to take shelter from winter weather.

Following discussions with the Burnaby School District, the City of Burnaby is considering the possibility of taking an active role in the management and operations of the Michael J. Fox Theatre, which is located on Burnaby South Secondary’s property.

The City of Burnaby will leverage its reserves to limit rate increases on water and sewer services, despite Metro Vancouver rates spiking in 2025.

The City of Burnaby is using innovative technology to get more housing built faster, by automating the review processes for residential building permits.