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The City of Burnaby is proud to be named as one of BC’s Top Employers by the editors of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for the third year in a row.

As a Burnaby resident, about two per cent of your property tax goes to Metro Vancouver’s regional district services, as well as roughly $65 a month for water, sewer and solid waste which are collected through utility charges.

The City of Burnaby is inviting you to share feedback on proposed upgrades to Lewarne Park, designed to meet the needs of the growing Royal Oak neighbourhood.

The City of Burnaby is inviting artists to take part in a unique artist-in-resident program, lasting two to six weeks.

Local news has long been how residents understand what’s happening in Burnaby. That is from decisions at City Hall, to what’s going on in local schools, upcoming community events, the local sports and arts scene, and how public policy affects daily life in our city.

Balancing affordability with long-term sustainability, Burnaby City Council has approved a 2.9% increase in property taxes as part of the City’s 2026–2030 Financial Plan.

Vancouver-based artist Bobbie Burgers unveils a new body of work that delves into themes of resilience and change. Assembly is Burnaby Art Gallery’s newest exhibition opening February 6 until April 19.

It’s important to us in the City of Burnaby that we buy Canadian, but just as important that we support our residents and local businesses to do the same. Right now, cities across Canada are facing real economic uncertainty.