Hundreds of Burnaby residents came together to celebrate the official opening of Burnaby’s newest fire station on Greystone Drive.

A representative group of 40 Burnaby residents worked together to develop 24 recommendations for how the City of Burnaby should grow and change by 2050 to create a community where everyone can thrive.

VSO and VO Delight Audiences with Two Spectacular Shows

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.

Burnaby City Council has endorsed a broad strategy to address the needs of unsheltered community members, after receiving the final report from the Mayor’s Task Force on Unsheltered Community Members.

Survey extended to Monday, September 2. You can also register for in-person Community Solutions Sessions taking place September 24, 25 and 26 at various locations.

The City of Burnaby awarded $104,497 to 25 non-profit organizations that serve the Burnaby community through the new Community Grants policy.

The Summer Fun Pass for children and youth aged 5-18 returns this summer and provides unlimited access to a variety of drop-in activities across the city's recreational facilities, including outdoor pools, for $20+GST.

The best Canada Day street party in Metro Vancouver returns for a third edition, as StreetFest on Central, with presenting partner Concord Pacific, is set to rock Metrotown on July 1, with headlining musical act Dear Rouge.

Residents and business owners are encouraged to watch their mailbox this month for the latest edition of City Connect, a newsletter delivered to more than 100,000 Burnaby homes and businesses.