After a series of recent earthquakes in our region, the City of Burnaby is urging residents to be proactive to ensure their preparedness and safety in the event of a larger or damaging seismic event.

City of Burnaby announces open call for new public art roster. The City of Burnaby is inviting artists to send in portfolios for the chance to contribute to public art projects.

The provincial government released its Budget 2025: Standing Strong for B.C. in the midst of uncertain economic times.

The City of Burnaby is taking comprehensive action to support Canadian businesses and workers, building on the dollar-for-dollar retaliatory federal and provincial response to punitive trade tariffs imposed on Canada by US President Donald Trump.

Burnaby City Council has endorsed a draft 2025 budget that balances affordability with long-term sustainability.

On Friday, February 21, Glacier Media announced that the Burnaby Now, the New Westminster Record and the Tri-City News would close.

A cherished piece of Burnaby’s history is making a grand return.

The City of Burnaby invites everyone to observe Pink Shirt Day on February 26, 2025, by wearing pink to honour diversity, kindness and the power in all of us to make a positive difference.

Registration for the City of Burnaby’s spring activities and summer camps will open on March 3.

City of Burnaby Announces Call to Host Nations Artists