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My goal is to help keep every resident of Burnaby connected, updated, and engaged with the vision and strategy shaping our city’s future. Here, you’ll find my podcast, latest articles, and links to my social media, and e-newsletter—so please follow, subscribe, and get involved. These insights and conversations bring to life the many diverse voices of Burnaby and reflect the inclusive, safe, and thriving city we’re building together.
Mayor Mike Hurley
Podcast: Voices of Burnaby
You can watch and listen to the latest podcast episode below, or on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Please subscribe, follow, share and let us know what you think.
Increasing affordable housing supply–with Burnaby Housing Authority CEO John Brendan McEown
Supporting women & children fleeing violence in Burnaby–with Dixon Transition Society's Monika Verma
Articles: Letter from the Mayor
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My favourite outdoor spaces and experiences in Burnaby
One of the things we are best known for in Burnaby is our exceptional network of parks, outdoor spaces and natural beauty. As we move into the warmer months, we get more opportunities to enjoy these spaces, and it’s also when we host many of our City events. -
Burnaby building on our legacy to become Canada’s competition capital
Tomorrow night, Rise FC kick off the new Northern Super League season as reigning champions at Swangard Stadium. In Burnaby, promoting accessible, active living across every project we can is a priority. -
An engineering feat—Burnaby Lake Overpass is opening to the public this month
The overnight lifting of the Burnaby Lake Overpass across Highway 1 last November was one of the city’s highlights of 2025. We are delighted to announce that as of Monday, April 27 the new overpass will officially be open to the public. -
From Ramadan and Holi to Lent and Vaisakhi: the values inspiring Burnaby
In the coming days, many residents across Burnaby will gather to celebrate Vaisakhi—one of the most important days of the year for our Sikh community. This week, Jewish families are marking Passover, while Christians recently came together for Easter.
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