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News & Updates
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Burnaby raises living wage for staff and contractors
Effective retroactively from December 2, the living wage has increased from $25.68 per hour to $27.05 (a 5.33% increase), reflecting the rising cost of living in the Metro Vancouver area. -
Burnaby City Council approves Brentwood Community Centre project
Burnaby City Council has given the green light to the development of a new Brentwood Community Centre, a state-of-the-art facility that will transform the area into a vibrant, inclusive and sustainable urban hub. -
Department names changes
The City has updated the names of a few departments to match the terms used in other Lower Mainland municipalities: Revenue Services (formerly Tax Office), Licensing (formerly Licence Office) and Crime Prevention Services (formerly Crime Prevention Unit). -
Burnaby adopts Food System Strategy
The City is taking steps to ensure residents continue to enjoy healthy, sustainable meals with the adoption of a new Food System Strategy.