- March 19, 2026
My three asks for Burnaby Hospital—'The priority healthcare project in the province'
The redevelopment of Burnaby Hospital is long overdue. The business and health care case for redeveloping Burnaby Hospital now is clear. This is the priority health care project in the province. This is the right thing to do. - March 17, 2026
Free e-scooter safety event helps Burnaby riders build skills and confidence
We’re inviting you to Ride Smart: E-Scooter Safety, a free, hands on learning event to help people ride e-scooters safely and confidently on local streets. - March 16, 2026
Share your feedback on draft Parks, Recreation and Culture Plan
We’re inviting you to review and provide feedback on the draft Making Life Better: Parks, Recreation and Culture (PRC) Long Range Plan, a 25 year vision that will guide how PRC programs and services are designed and delivered across the city. - March 12, 2026
BC budget leaves significant gap in affordable childcare
Childcare is one of the biggest affordability challenges facing families and single parents in Burnaby and across BC. High fees and long waitlists make it harder for parents to work, go to school, or fully participate in community life. - March 9, 2026
Burnaby’s once-in-a-generation civic building program reaches 50% completion milestone
The City of Burnaby is celebrating a major milestone in the most significant period of civic investment in Burnaby’s history, with several landmark projects now more than 50% complete. - March 5, 2026
Historic investment to be the beating heart of Burnaby
This month, Burnaby marks a major milestone in the most significant period of civic investment in our city’s history. Four cornerstone projects in our capital construction program have now surpassed 50% completion—part of what is not only the largest capital construction program Burnaby has ever undertaken, but one of the largest municipal investments in community facilities anywhere in Canada. - February 26, 2026
Provincial budget leaves Burnaby waiting on hospital and affordable housing
Municipalities like Burnaby receive roughly nine per cent of the total taxes collected in our city–yet we are being asked to do more and more, with less and less support from other orders of government. Amid global economic uncertainty, slowing provincial growth, and high costs putting pressure on public finances, the provincial government’s Budget 2026 outlines a $13.3 billion deficit–one of the largest deficits British Columbians have faced–with significant impacts on Burnaby. - February 25, 2026
City of Burnaby wears pink to stand up against bullying
The City of Burnaby proudly wore pink today in support of Pink Shirt Day—standing together for kindness, inclusion and respect.