The festival will see some changes this year, with more possibilities for expansion next year
A different music festival will take place instead to “attract a younger, more diverse” audience
The Picard Trust awards will be available only to BIPOC students intending to pursue a master’s in library studies in Canada
Two local teams, the Wildcats and the Wolves, will represent Burnaby at the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games in February
Plus: Burnaby resident Joey Pogoy is recognized at Monday’s council meeting for winning an Emmy Award for animation
Capitol Hill Elementary students won third place for their performance of Máhsi ts'enįwę by Leela Gilday
New mural represents the fusion of traditional Japanese culture with Burnaby’s diverse urban culture
The new interim policy will prioritize access for people with disabilities, historically underserved and emerging groups
City councillors, staff and dignitaries from the Tseleil-Waututh Nation attended the ceremony at Burnaby City Hall
Plus: Check out Burnaby’s interactive public art map online
Plus, the challenges of preserving heritage buildings while renovating them to meet today’s safety and accessibility standards
There are a number of resources that can be used to enhance learnings all year