- November 14, 2024
Canada Post strike affects City of Burnaby communications to residents and businesses
The City of Burnaby is advising residents and businesses of anticipated disruptions to City communications due to Canada Post’s strike action. - November 20, 2024
Experience the magic of Heritage Christmas at Burnaby Village Museum
Get ready to immerse yourself in the festive spirit as Heritage Christmas returns to the Burnaby Village Museum, presented in partnership with Concord Pacific. - November 15, 2024
City seeks feedback on Phase 3 of draft community plans
The City of Burnaby has developed new draft community plans for the Edmonds, Royal Oak and Cascade Heights areas in south Burnaby. Residents are encouraged to share their feedback before the draft plans are finalized and presented to City Council for consideration and adoption. - November 14, 2024
Laurel Street Works Yard Honored with “Project of the Year” Award
Burnaby has been recognized with the Public Works Association of BC’s “Project of the Year” award for large (50,000+ population) communities for the construction of the City’s new Laurel Street Works Yard, a keystone civic facility which was completed in September 2023. - November 12, 2024
City seeks input on proposed traffic calming measures in Edmonds
The City of Burnaby invites residents and businesses to help make our community safer by participating in Phase 2 of the Edmonds Speed and Traffic Management Study. - November 12, 2024
Statement regarding the passing of former Premier John Horgan
Statement from the Mayor regarding the passing of former Premier John Horgan. - November 12, 2024
Register for Burnaby’s winter activities in December
The City of Burnaby is excited to announce that registrations for the winter season will open starting December 2. Residents are encouraged to prepare by viewing the Winter Activity Guide and add their favourite activities to their Wish List in WebReg - November 5, 2024
Burnaby using reserves to lower water and sewer rate increases for residents
The City of Burnaby will leverage its reserves to limit rate increases on water and sewer services, despite Metro Vancouver rates spiking in 2025.
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