Over the month of September, the City of Burnaby hosted a series of programs in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, to honour the children who never returned home, survivors of residential schools and their families and communities.

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.

The City of Burnaby is seeking passionate individuals to help shape the future of our community by serving on various advisory bodies or boards. We’re…

Burnaby’s celebration of the 20th annual World Rivers Day welcomed nearly 1,000 visitors on Sunday, September 28, as attendees braves grey morning skies to enjoy a rain-free day at the Burnaby Village Museum.

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.

The City of Burnaby is reimagining the future of parks, recreation and culture (PRC), and we want your voice to help shape it.

Join us for Car Free Day in Burnaby! We’re partnering with TransLink on an exciting new event that encourages everyone to leave their cars at home, connect with each other, and explore different ways of getting around.

On June 18, səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh Nation) and the City of Burnaby took an important step towards reconciliation by signing a co-management agreement for Barnet Marine Park.

As part of our Accessibility Plan, we’re identifying barriers that prevent people from fully participating in city life. We want to hear from you.

The City of Burnaby is releasing its updated Community Safety and Well-Being Plan—a bold, forward-thinking strategy to create a safer Burnaby for all.