The City of Burnaby is taking action to create more non-market rental housing in our community.

The City of Burnaby has created a new municipal housing authority to help create more secure, purpose-built housing in Burnaby.

The City of Burnaby officially adopted the Cascade Heights Community Plan in March 2025.

In Burnaby, our goal is to create a community where homelessness is rare, brief and one time. To achieve this vision, the City launched a Mayor’s Task Force on Unsheltered Community Members in June 2023.

Burnaby City Hall was originally built in 1955. The building has been a vital part of our community but has reached its end of life. We are exploring the best option to ensure that Burnaby residents and businesses are well served in the years to come.

The City has developed a long-term plan to enhance BC Parkway corridor from Boundary Road to the Royal Oak SkyTrain station, referred to as the Parkway Alive!

The City is planning to develop a district energy utility that will provide south Burnaby with safe, reliable, sustainable, resilient and cost-competitive thermal energy.

The City is taking action to improve processing times for development and building permits and create a faster, simpler and better experience for applicants.

The City of Burnaby officially adopted the Royal Oak Community Plan in March 2025.

The City of Burnaby officially adopted the Edmonds Community Plan in March 2025.

As part of the City’s Priority Cycling Network that is envisioned in Burnaby’s Transportation Plan, Connecting Burnaby, the City is looking to improve the current cycling network in the Edmonds Town Centre area.

We have introduced a customer service centre that will simplify, centralize and improve how residents, business owners and visitors access City information and services.

City of Burnaby has replaced the Fire Station 4 on Duthie Avenue with a new station in a new location, designed to meet the needs of our growing city.

The City of Burnaby has redeveloped Mountain Air Bike Skills Course as a world-class facility that supports all ages, abilities and stages of progression.

The City of Burnaby and Simon Fraser University have come together to create a joint Civic Innovation Lab, combining their expertise and resources in order to find fresh solutions to challenges and issues affecting cities.

The City of Burnaby and BC Housing are working together on a Conceptual Master Plan for the publicly owned land at the southwest corner of Kingsway and Edmonds.

The City is seeking public input on plans to implement a series of active transportation improvements along Lakefield Drive and 4th Street between Nursery Street and Wedgewood Street.

We’re creating a new Burnaby’s Official Community Plan to set the long-term vision for managing the city’s growth. Burnaby 2050 is a multi-year process that involves engaging community members in dialogue about the future of Burnaby.