After an open call for volunteer members from the city’s Chinese-Canadian community, the City has filled all positions on its new Chinese Canadian Reconciliation Advisory Group.

Burnaby residents will have additional opportunities to help develop the Burnaby 2050 Official Community Plan, as the City announced it will host two additional Burnaby 2050: Visioning Dialogue events this September.

Willingdon Community Fair & Movie Night returns to the neighbourhood with more fun activities for all ages.

The spirit of the Giro di Burnaby is alive with the return of the Girolino for kids, presented by Appia Development.

The City of Burnaby is seeking input on the preliminary visioning, goals and plan directions for the new Edmonds Town Centre, Royal Oak Urban Village and Cascade Heights Urban Village community plans.

The City of Burnaby is inviting the community to help develop the Burnaby 2050 Official Community Plan through a series of events throughout June and July. Four Burnaby 2050: Visioning Dialogue events will inspire discussion through evenings full of entertainment, food and activities.

The City of Burnaby is seeking volunteers to help shape the future of transportation in our community by serving on Burnaby’s new Transportation Committee.

The Burnaby Festival of Learning returns with a free, multi-day celebration of lifelong learning events from May 5-9, taking place in venues throughout the city.

Mayor Mike Hurley and representatives from City Council and the Parks Commission broke ground on Confederation Park’s covered sports box on April 18, marking a milestone in the construction of the new state-of-the-art facility.

Burnaby Village Museum opens its summer season on May 6 with the launch of the exhibit Truths Not Often Told: Being South Asian in Burnaby, which explores the diverse experiences of Burnaby’s South Asian Canadian communities.