The City of Burnaby will host four Cooling Centre open houses in May where you’ll learn more about the Cooling Centres, the City’s heat response plan and what you can do to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.

This May marks 50 years since the Burnaby Village Museum opened to the public for its first full year in 1972. We will celebrate the momentous occasion with new exhibits, entertainment and activities.

In honour of National Volunteer Week (April 24-30), the City of Burnaby sincerely thanks all our volunteers for their commitment, dedication, generosity and selflessness to help create a better Burnaby.

The Burnaby Festival of Learning is back. From May 6-10, explore a diverse lineup of online and in-person events celebrating innovative ideas and exciting initiatives of Burnaby's community members and artists.

The City of Burnaby invites you to join us in observing the National Day of Mourning in the Council Chambers at City Hall at 11 am on Thursday, April 28.

The City of Burnaby will showcase live performers in outdoor settings, as part of a series of arts-based initiatives planned for summer 2022.

The City of Burnaby and Simon Fraser University have initiated a partnership to create a Civic Innovation Lab, combining their expertise and resources in order to find fresh solutions to challenges and issues affecting cities.

The City of Burnaby has launched a new, easy-to-use property tax estimator for residents and businesses that shows the potential impact your property's accessed value will have on your property taxes for the year.

Starting April 14, 2022, a free program—Choose to Move—that aims to get seniors active and moving is coming to Burnaby's Cameron Recreation Centre.

For the first time, eligible Burnaby voters can vote by mail to elect 1 mayor, 8 councillors and 7 school trustees. This opportunity is in addition to advance and general voting days, making voting even more convenient for our residents.