The City of Burnaby will celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day by highlighting the work of Indigenous artists, performers and storytellers with a community event at Edmonds Plaza and Park on June 21.

The City of Burnaby is seeking public input to determine the best location for a new City Hall in the Metrotown area, to replace the aging facility at 4949 Canada Way.

The Burnaby Blues + Roots festival returns to Deer Lake Park on August 12 with free admission and headlining the festival for 2023 is Canadian music icon and multi-JUNO award winner, Buffy Sainte-Marie.

Recognizing that Burnaby’s current City Hall is nearing the end of its service life, City Council has asked staff to begin the process of planning for a new City Hall to be built in the coming years.

As part of its cross-Canada tour, the renowned RCMP Musical Ride returns to Burnaby this summer with a performance at Swangard Stadium on Monday, June 26.

Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley provided an overview of the key projects and priorities for the City of Burnaby at the annual State of the City address hosted by the Burnaby Board of Trade on April 26.

The Burnaby Festival of Learning returns with a free, multi-day celebration of lifelong learning events from May 5-9, taking place in venues throughout the city.

Effective May 1, all new building permit applications for Part 9 residential buildings must meet Step 3 of the Energy Step Code.

Burnaby Village Museum opens its summer season on May 6 with the launch of the exhibit Truths Not Often Told: Being South Asian in Burnaby, which explores the diverse experiences of Burnaby’s South Asian Canadian communities.

Last fall, we invited community members to participate in a community art project for the design of a temporary mural to decorate the fencing around the Burnaby Lake Aquatic and Arena construction site.