The City of Burnaby is seeking public input to determine the best location for a new City Hall in the Metrotown area, to replace the aging facility at 4949 Canada Way.

Recognizing that Burnaby’s current City Hall is nearing the end of its service life, City Council has asked staff to begin the process of planning for a new City Hall to be built in the coming years.

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.

Last fall, we invited community members to participate in a community art project for the design of a temporary mural to decorate the fencing around the Burnaby Lake Aquatic and Arena construction site.

The City of Burnaby is demolishing the C.G. Brown Memorial Pool starting April 6 to make room for the new Burnaby Lake Aquatic and Arena Facility, an exciting destination recreation centre to serve our entire community.

The City is taking action to improve processing times for development and building permits and create a faster, simpler and better experience for applicants through the Development Approval Process (DAP) Project.

Through an Alternative Approval Process, City Council is asking whether electors oppose the adoption of Burnaby Park Dedication Removal Bylaw 2023 to remove the park dedication for a portion of undeveloped park land at 4800 Riverbend Drive proposed to be used for the proposed GRO facility.

As part of strengthening the City’s commitment to climate action and resilience, Burnaby City Council has directed staff to continue work on design, costing and rezoning for the creation of a Green Recycling and Organics (GRO) facility in the Big Bend neighbourhood.

The City of Burnaby is seeking input on the proposed vision and concepts for the Buchanan West Conceptual Master Plan and an amendment to the land use framework of the Brentwood Town Centre Plan.

Express what connects you to the local Burnaby Lake landscape through a community art project as the City of Burnaby gets ready for construction to begin on the new Burnaby Lake Aquatic and Arena Facility.