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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.

The City of Burnaby has closed MacPherson Outdoor Pool after a recent routine inspection determined the pool is experiencing a significant water leak.

Following a new offer of financial support from the City of Burnaby to keep the doors of the Michael J Fox Theatre open to the community for another year, the Burnaby School District is actively seeking a new theatre operator.

The City of Burnaby is proud to recognize the recipients of Burnaby's 2026 Environmental Awards.

Burnaby enters the second half of 2026 with strong momentum, as our local companies gain recognition on the global stage and we advance an ambitious capital program that will replace aging civic facilities and reshape everyday life for our residents.

We are launching residential water meters this summer to support water conservation, improve system efficiency and plan for future water needs.

Indigenous fashion, music and cultural performances will take centre stage at Burnaby’s free National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration on Saturday, June 20 at Civic Square (6100 Willingdon Ave).