- August 27, 2026
Five realities that should redirect the housing conversation in Burnaby
Modular housing is not a silver bullet, but it is an example of the kind of innovation and most importantly, the collaboration that will be needed to address our housing challenges in the years ahead. - August 26, 2026
City of Burnaby reviewing permits up to 85% faster
Since launching its Development Approvals Process (DAP) Program in 2021, the City has overhauled how applications are reviewed and approved, expanded digital services and introduced innovative new tools which have vastly improved the efficiency of Burnaby’s approval processes. - August 24, 2026
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts announces lineup for 2026-27 theatre season
The Shadbolt Centre for the Arts is thrilled to announce its 2026-27 theatre season, featuring a diverse selection of performances that celebrate the richness of live theatre and the vibrant talent within our community and beyond. - August 20, 2026
Staying ahead of wildfire risk: how Burnaby is preparing and what residents need to know
Burnaby has not experienced wildfires on the scale seen elsewhere in BC, but hotter, drier summers are increasing the risk. Burnaby Mountain requires particular attention because its steep, forested slopes are close to homes and critical infrastructure. But the risk is not limited to the mountain. - August 14, 2026
Burnaby launches Car Free Day festivities at Edmonds
Join us for Car Free Day in Burnaby! We’re partnering with TransLink on an exciting new event that encourages everyone to leave their cars at home, connect with each other and explore different ways of getting around. - August 13, 2026
Taking long-term action for a healthier, more resilient urban forest in Burnaby
Trees cover almost a third of our city, from the forests of Burnaby Mountain and Central Park to those lining our neighbourhood streets. Together, they form an urban canopy that is pivotal to Burnaby’s identity and to the quality of life our residents enjoy. - August 7, 2026
Record breaking donation helps grow Burnaby’s green legacy
Burnaby resident Ken Shinozaki’s record-breaking act of generosity is helping to launch a new City of Burnaby program designed to ensure Burnaby’s parks and green spaces continue to grow for generations to come. - August 6, 2026
Jim Lorimer Park reflects Burnaby’s long-term commitment to park space
It is important for residents to know that this upgrade was part of a larger 25-year plan for Burnaby's parks, shaped by extensive feedback from the community. Residents told us what they wanted, and this plan provides a roadmap to meet those needs today while ensuring our park system can keep apace as Burnaby grows and faces new challenges.
