The City of Burnaby is utilizing new training and resources from community partners to build more equitable and inclusive community plans that reflect the needs of the diverse communities in the Edmonds, Royal Oak and Cascade Heights neighbourhoods.

Burnaby residents are invited to share their feedback on the City’s 2024-2028 Financial Plan by December 8.

On October 17, 150 Burnaby residents convened at the Bonsor Recreation Complex for the City’s first Community Dialogue on Chinese Canadian Reconciliation.

After convening the City’s Chinese Canadian Reconciliation advisory group this summer, the City has begun taking steps towards reconciliation for historical discrimination against people of Chinese descent.

Burnaby residents will have an opportunity to learn more about the City of Burnaby’s Edmonds Town Centre Cycling Network project at 2 pop-up events taking place in October. Drop in to talk to the project team, share your voice and learn about the feedback the City received in Phase 1 of the project as well as what is planned for Phase 2.

The City of Burnaby is inviting community members to share their voice about access to liquor and cannabis establishments in Burnaby and other liquor and cannabis related regulations.

We are seeking input from residents to help shape the future development of outdoor pools, wading pools and spray parks as part of a comprehensive study on outdoor aquatic amenities across the community.

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.

The City of Burnaby is seeking input from community members on additional housing choices coming to Burnaby through the Housing Choices Program.

The City of Burnaby is improving the Frances-Union Bikeway, Burnaby Mountain Parkway and Gaglardi Way to make these cycling routes safer for people of all ages and abilities.