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The City of Burnaby has announced June 26 as General Voting Day for the 2021 local by-election.

The City of Burnaby is embracing innovation to solve a long-standing traffic issue at one of the busiest transit stations in Metro Vancouver.

With COVID-19 numbers continuing to climb in B.C., the City of Burnaby is reminding residents and visitors of the continuing importance of staying safe while they explore Burnaby parks and outdoor recreation areas.

The City of Burnaby is making streets safer for students and all Burnaby residents by expanding the hours of 30 km/h school zones in Burnaby to 7am-10pm (previously 8am-5pm), and installing speed humps near 36 schools and 36 parks.

At a ceremony March 4, the City of Burnaby officially renamed MacPherson Park to Lewarne Park, to honour the former Burnaby mayor, councillor and volunteer, William A. Lewarne.

The City of Burnaby is honoured to be recognized by the Chinese Canadian Historical Society of BC for an exhibition at the Burnaby Village Museum highlighting the experiences of Burnaby’s early Chinese Canadian residents.

Burnaby businesses will be able to take advantage of spring and summer weather by adding outdoor seating or expanding into adjacent outdoor spaces as part of the City of Burnaby’s Active Sidewalks, Open Businesses program, which has been extended to October 31, 2021.

In a move that may be without precedent in Canada, the City of Burnaby has reconvened two groups who participated in the 2019 Mayor’s Task Force on Community Housing to ask an important question: How are we doing so far?