- October 17, 2026
Preliminary Election Results
A record 50,336 votes were cast in Burnaby’s General Local Election, representing more than 29% of eligible voters. This is the highest number of… - October 15, 2026
Reflecting with pride on the growth of Burnaby and our Italian Canadian community
When I came to Canada from Italy in 1959, building a new life here was much harder than it is today. That was true for Italians, but also for people from many other countries and cultures. - October 13, 2026
City of Burnaby receives Creative Cities Impact Award for advancing special event planning
The City of Burnaby has been recognized with a Creative Cities Impact Award in the Special Events Process category for its innovative approach to event planning, coordination and safety. - October 8, 2026
Being Burnaby’s first Punjabi Indo-Canadian councillor and why representation matters
When I first ran for Burnaby City Council, becoming its first Punjabi Indo-Canadian councillor was not what motivated me. It had never occurred to me to run because I was Punjabi, and I certainly did not see myself as a candidate for my own community. I wanted to serve the whole city, just as every councillor should. It was only after I was elected that I fully understood the importance of what it meant to everyone in the community, to me and to our city. - October 1, 2026
Spooktacular Halloween events in Burnaby for all ages
Halloween season is back in Burnaby, and we’re thrilled to bring back two fan-favourite events. Experience the magic of Haunted Village at Burnaby Village Museum and celebrate the return of Central Spark, Burnaby’s signature Halloween celebration. - September 30, 2026
Explore Burnaby’s natural hazards through Indigenous art
The City of Burnaby is proud to celebrate an exciting project with renowned Musqueam artist Kelly Cannell. This project marks an important step in advancing reconciliation and building cultural safety in Burnaby. - September 29, 2026
Fraser Foreshore Park display celebrates Burnaby’s World Rivers Day legacy
Burnaby is proof that a growing urban city can protect and improve its waterways at the same time. Around the world, many cities have lost the creeks and streams that once flowed through them. As communities grew, waterways were culverted, paved over and forgotten. Burnaby chose a different path. Thanks in part to its long-standing Open Watercourse Policy, roughly 70 per cent of the streams that existed here 125 years ago still exist today. - September 28, 2026
250 children and youth engage in reconciliation through sport and cultural learning
Burnaby’s fourth annual Hope and Health Community Camp on September 19 brought together 250 children and youth for a day of soccer, cultural learning…