On Saturday, July 13, the City welcomed residents of all ages to the Sohen Gill Sports Box, a newly-constructed multi-use covered sports box in Confederation Park, for the facility’s official opening ceremony.

The City of Burnaby is taking a leading role in building an anti-racist community with the approval of the City’s first Anti-Racism Framework.

The City of Burnaby is inviting residents to celebrate the official opening of a new Fire Station 4 on Greystone Drive on July 20.

The City of Burnaby has some great ways to celebrate summer with free live entertainment and outdoor movie nights in several of the city’s spectacular parks.

Changes to the Zoning Bylaw, which came into effect July 1, 2024, meet a requirement of new provincial housing regulations

On June 24, 2024, Burnaby’s bylaw changes permitting the responsible consumption of alcohol in City-owned parks came into effect.

The City of Burnaby has selected 10 directors to lead the Burnaby Housing Authority (BHA), a unique municipal corporation which will help accelerate the creation of non-market housing in Burnaby.

Burnaby City Council officially announced the names for two new outdoor covered sports boxes in Burnaby, recognizing two Burnaby sports legends who played an integral role in growing the sport of lacrosse in B.C., Sohen Gill and Jack Crosby.

The Burnaby Blues + Roots festival returns to Deer Lake Park on August 10, with civil rights icon and GRAMMY Award-winner, Mavis Staples set to headline the free festival.

We are hosting an information session for builders on June 27 at 5:30 pm on the zoning and procedural changes related to the new small-scale multi-unit housing options soon to be permitted on residential lots. Advanced registration is required.