- February 1, 2024
Changes to improve animal control service delivery in Burnaby
Starting February 1, 2024, the City of Burnaby will provide animal control services related to bylaws. This change will improve service levels and… - January 31, 2024
City invites residents to learn more about traffic safety in North Burnaby
Burnaby residents will have the opportunity to learn more about recent traffic safety improvements in North Burnaby at an open house hosted by the City on February 21. - January 29, 2024
City seeks input on Vancouver to SFU Cycling Connection conceptual designs
The City is seeking input on the proposed conceptual designs for the Frances-Union Bikeway, Burnaby Mountain Parkway and Gaglardi Way, as development continues on the Vancouver to SFU Cycling Connection project. - January 26, 2024
Council to consider design and construction of new RCMP detachment building
At the upcoming council meeting on January 29, Burnaby City Council will consider a proposal to design and build a new Burnaby RCMP detachment to replace the aging facility built in 1967. - January 25, 2024
Message to residents: Parkland Refinery incident January 21
To My Fellow Burnaby Resident, I wanted to update you regarding the incident Sunday morning (January 21) at the Parkland Refinery that resulted in the… - January 21, 2024
Burnaby Fire crews provide support following industrial incident at Parkland Refinery
The Burnaby Fire Department attended the Parkland Refinery this morning (January 21) following an industrial incident within the facility fence line. - January 19, 2024
Upcoming exhibition of Roy Henry Vickers at the Burnaby Art Gallery
The extensive works of renowned Indigenous artist Roy Henry Vickers will be featured at the Burnaby Art Gallery this spring, with more than 160 artworks spanning six decades on display during the exhibition. - January 9, 2024
Burnaby Community Assembly provides unprecedented opportunity for residents to shape their city
13,500 randomly selected Burnaby residents will soon receive invitations to put their names forward for the Burnaby Community Assembly, an unprecedented opportunity for residents to shape the development of Burnaby’s Official Community Plan.
