Burnaby RCMP put the restorative justice program on hold due to the pandemic and staff changes, until it was revived in 2023
After helping design FLEET mobile art studio in Edmonds, Eliot White-Hill Kwulasultun is now its first resident
The camp, taking place this year from August 6-8, is the result of demand from the community
Plus, increased parking rates in Metrotown, an inspiring trip to Mesa, Arizona and a housing density ultimatum in Burnaby
If approved by council, the visit will cost $15k-$17.5k per delegate plus $46k for ground transportation, hosting dinners, and tokens of appreciation
Short-term parking will increase by 50 cents an hour, while long-term parking will go up by $1 per day
Councillors, mayor discussed their learning outcomes and experiences during a recent visit to Burnaby’s sister city Mesa, Arizona
Plus, a run down of the recommendations made by the Burnaby Community Assembly, land defenders help with rehabilitation efforts and the rise of toxic drug deaths
The Burnaby Community Assembly’s report recommends that the city adopt an intergenerational lens for its future plans and ensure 20% of future housing is affordable
As fires rage in BC and Alberta, Burnaby residents, councillors and activists question safety and financial costs of the tank farm and pipeline
Volunteers with the Mountain Protectors have been taking on the planting and care of trees in an area cleared by the pipeline project, but they say they can’t do it alone
Plus, the Burnaby Community Assembly wraps up its work, 14 motorcycles stolen, fire station opens on Burnaby Mountain, and more
