Indigenous educators and Knowledge Keepers will teach children about the environment and traditional knowledge through play and activities
The Halloween Festival is expected to generate more than $4M in revenue for the city and attract 150,000 visitors
The city’s Parks, Recreation and Culture Committee discussed the pros and cons of hosting international teams’ practice and special events
The Laurel Street Works Yard project was more than a decade in the making
The annual spring event will be held at Shadbolt this May, with smaller events in other parts of the city
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
Two local teams, the Wildcats and the Wolves, will represent Burnaby at the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games in February
The new changes aim to improve and simplify the application process
25 families completed the Parents as Literacy Supporters in Immigrant Communities (IPALS) for Mandarin speakers in 2023
The “Cram the Cruiser” charity drive collected cash and food donations on Dec. 19
The city launched its first Chinese-Canadian reconciliation community engagement event, with more to follow
