The Ministry of Transportation says it's removed trees and brush between the Willingdon Avenue exit and the Burnaby Lake area.
If fewer than 16,250 residents vote in opposition to the project, the city can proceed with undedicating 21 acres of parkland at Fraser Foreshore Park.
Spring break is in full swing meaning you may be looking for some kid-friendly spots to take and treat the kiddos.
Chris Parlow has captured wildlife at the park on film, including eagles, beavers, otters, coyotes, muskrats, and an array of birds.
The Swiss Chalet on Lougheed Hwy was the last one operating in BC, and closed down last year.
The city has committed to restoring and enhancing more land than would be lost in the park if the project goes ahead.
It's just a few minutes away from its original location at 6848 Jubilee Ave.
Many residents wait hours to register for Burnaby's parks and recreation programs. The problem, says one councillor, is due to an outdated system, but that's soon set to change.
Who wants tacos? We want tacos.
In an interview with the Beacon, Mayor Mike Hurley said he understands why residents may be concerned about the proposed location of the facility, but in the long term, it will bring benefits.
The increase will correspond to an additional $74 for the average homeowner.
Birdies Eats & Drinks, a new concept by Earls, will be taking over the former Earls Bridge Park space at 3850 Lougheed Highway.
