The City of Burnaby is improving the Frances-Union Bikeway, Burnaby Mountain Parkway and Gaglardi Way to make these cycling routes safer for people of all ages and abilities.

We have extended the deadline for an online survey asking the community to share their thoughts on potential locations for a new City Hall. The new deadline is July 30.

The City of Burnaby is inviting the community to help develop the Burnaby 2050 Official Community Plan through a series of events throughout June and July. Four Burnaby 2050: Visioning Dialogue events will inspire discussion through evenings full of entertainment, food and activities.

The City of Burnaby is seeking input on the proposed vision and concepts for the Buchanan West Conceptual Master Plan and an amendment to the land use framework of the Brentwood Town Centre Plan.

The City of Burnaby plans to create a first-class local destination for biking enthusiasts by redeveloping the Mountain Air Bike Skills Course and members of the public will have the opportunity to again share their voice as the project progresses.

The City plans to create a new customer service centre and we are asking the public to share their current and past experiences with using City services, as well as identify future service needs. This public input will help to inform how the customer service centre can improve the accessibility and quality of service for Burnaby residents and customers, as well as develop priorities for implementation.

The City of Burnaby plans to create a first-class local destination for biking enthusiasts by redeveloping the Mountain Air Bike Skills Course, and members of the public will have the opportunity to share their input before the project begins.

The City of Burnaby is developing new community facilities at Confederation Park that will tie together existing facilities and provide new spaces for neighbourhood arts, fitness and recreational activities.

The City of Burnaby is building new pedestrian and cycling facilities along Lakefield Drive and 4th Street and is asking for input on some planned new public spaces and amenities.

The City of Burnaby is conducting a comprehensive study of the Capitol Hill/Burnaby Heights neighbourhoods to assess opportunities to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers travelling in the area.