The City of Burnaby is committed to enhancing and expanding our parks, ensuring they continue to support a thriving community for today, tomorrow and future generations.

A chance to hear popular classics in a setting unlike any other.

The City is amending its Zoning Bylaw to align Burnaby’s residential land use regulations with new provincial requirements that come into effect July 1, 2024.

The Burnaby Art Gallery is pleased to present The Fireplace, an engaging solo exhibition by acclaimed artist Kelly Lycan, from June 21 to August 25, 2024. This exhibition invites visitors into contemplative spaces where art, architecture and history intersect.

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 Civic Square on Friday, June 21.

The City reminds Burnaby property owners that 2024 property taxes are due July 3, after which a 5% late penalty will apply.

As part of the City’s New Sidewalks Program, we are pleased to announce the installation of new sidewalks on Gilmore Avenue, Carleton Avenue, Dunnedin/Carnegie streets and Portland Street. Construction is expected to begin in late 2024.

A new Temporary Public Art Activation in Edmonds Park from May 2024 to September 2025

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 May 6.

The City of Burnaby will open registrations for the summer season starting as early as June 2. To prepare for registration, view the Summer Activity Guide and add your favourite activities to your Wish List in WebReg.