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The City of Burnaby opens registrations for the fall season starting August 10. To prepare for registration, view the Fall Activity Guide and add your favourite activities to your Wish List in WebReg.

To suggest homelessness in our city and the problems associated with it can be solved overnight is not being realistic or understanding of the complex legal, practical and human challenges involved.

Many years ago, I immigrated from Ireland to the greatest country in the world. Canada welcomes people from all cultures and backgrounds, and there is something truly special about the way we come together, can build a life here and continue to learn from one another.

We’ve got great ways for you to be outdoors and celebrate summer with free live entertainment and movie nights in Burnaby’s spectacular parks.

The Mayor’s Task Force on Burnaby Economic Growth and Resilience released its final report, outlining a total of 17 recommendations to help accelerate economic growth, strengthen competitiveness and enhance resilience across the city.

We’re reminding property owners that property taxes in Burnaby are due July 3, after which a 5% late penalty will apply.

Over the next decade the federal government has committed more than $5 billion toward infrastructure investments in British Columbia. Anything which potentially helps deliver more housing, improve affordability and invests in the infrastructure needed to support our growing community is welcome news.

The City of Burnaby is making it easier than ever for residents and visitors to get around without a car with the official launch of a new e-bike share program in partnership with Lime.