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Join us for an unforgettable summer experience, with free summer concerts by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and Vancouver Opera at Deer Lake Park on July 18 and 19.

The State of the City address plays an important role each year—updating Burnaby's business community on the progress being made across our city while setting out a clear strategy for the future. This year marked my eighth address as Mayor, and it remains an important opportunity to take stock of where Burnaby stands today and where we are headed.

Burnaby Art Gallery is pleased to present Trophies, an exhibition by Vancouver-based artist Myfanwy MacLeod that draws from the gallery’s history as a former fraternity house.

During my recent Walk, Roll and Chat, residents from the Capitol Hill neighbourhood in North Burnaby spoke to me about the impact the new YVR flight paths are having on their community—and how tired they are of living under the noise of constant planes week after week.

The City of Burnaby is excited to bring the 25th Blues and Roots Festival to Burnaby on Saturday, August 8, carrying forward a generation of music grounded in story and shaped by culture.

The Summer Fun Pass for children and youth aged 5–18 returns this summer and provides unlimited access to a variety of drop-in activities across the city's recreational facilities, including outdoor pools, for $20+GST.

As we advance the largest capital construction program in Burnaby’s history, it is important that we explain to residents the financial planning that has made these projects possible. Which means clarifying what are reserves, reserve funds and how must we use them?

Burnaby already delivers some of the strongest tenant protection measures in the province, and this week City Council has further strengthened these protections by formally enshrining its leading Tenant Assistance Policy into a new Tenant Protection Bylaw, ensuring tenants are protected no matter how a redevelopment project proceeds.