Public engagement shows a formal apology is top of the list of actions for reconciliation with Chinese-Canadians
A rezoning application is underway to redevelop the site into a residential tower, but locals are petitioning the city to find ways to keep the much-loved historic church and community centre
Telling the stories of Chinese-Canadians is a key part of the city’s efforts at reconciliation
The city plays a role in Ann Hui's book about small-town Chinese restaurants
Burnaby’s Ocean View Burial Park is home to some very interesting local history, spanning back to the early 20th century.
The exhibit will open at the Burnaby Village Museum on May 6.
Burnaby Mountain didn’t yet exist in the late Eocene, and was instead a sea-level floodplain with ponds and river systems leaving behind silty deposits in their wakes.
The Central Park gate has quite an interesting history that ties back to one of Burnaby’s earliest and most significant transportation routes.
If you’ve ever walked down Victory Street in Burnaby, you may have noticed a green heritage home located behind a newer home. But what's the story behind this peculiar arrangement?
Aside from the delicious food, one of the things that stands out about Hart House is that it’s located in a historic mansion.
A report to council details the many ways in which Burnaby city council deliberately discriminated against people of Chinese and Asian origin in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Longtime city resident Barbara Howard dedicated her life to teaching and volunteering. But she also broke records and made history.
