The City of Burnaby plans to create a first-class local destination for biking enthusiasts by redeveloping the Mountain Air Bike Skills Course, and members of the public will have the opportunity to share their input before the project begins.

The City of Burnaby is developing new community facilities at Confederation Park that will tie together existing facilities and provide new spaces for neighbourhood arts, fitness and recreational activities.

The City of Burnaby is conducting a comprehensive study of the Capitol Hill/Burnaby Heights neighbourhoods to assess opportunities to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers travelling in the area.

The City of Burnaby wants to hear from residents, commuters and visitors about how they currently move around areas of central Burnaby adjacent to Highway 1, and how they would use a proposed pedestrian-cyclist overpass to cross the highway between Kensington Avenue and Cariboo Road.

The City of Burnaby has approved public consultation on Grosvenor’s master plan for a 7.9 acre site in the heart of the Brentwood Town Centre, which includes a new community centre for this fast-growing neighbourhood.

The City of Burnaby wants public input on the Willingdon Lands Master Plan that proposes a first-of-its-kind, mixed-use, contemporary Musqueam and Tsleil-Waututh urban village at 3405 Willingdon Avenue.

After conducting a detailed technical review and stakeholder consultation, the City of Burnaby is ready to present the findings of the Sperling and Duthie Traffic, Pedestrian and Cycling Safety Improvements Study.

The City of Burnaby and SFU are investing in the health and safety of the community on Burnaby Mountain by identifying a preferred location for a new fire station, and advancing the necessary feasibility study and design work to get shovels in the ground before 2024.

The City of Burnaby advises motorists, pedestrians and cyclists that one lane in each direction will be closed intermittently on the Barnet Highway just east of Bayview Drive effective immediately. Roadway users are advised to expect longer delays and to use alternative routes during peak rush hour periods.

The City of Burnaby is planning to replace the aging Cameron Community Centre and Library with a modern and functional facility that will become the civic heart of Lougheed Town Centre. The City has developed designs for a bright new centre that will better meet the needs of northeast Burnaby’s growing and changing population.