Burnaby holds two Remembrance Day ceremonies on Wednesday, November 11: Confederation Park in the north with Legion Branch 148, and Bonsor Park in the south with Branch 83. Both parades leave at 10am.
Remembrance Day in Burnaby 2026: Confederation Park, Bonsor Park and the Poppy Read Post »
Central Spark at Central Park, Burnaby Village Museum’s Haunted Village, the City’s full Halloween calendar and the Pumpkin Parade, plus fireworks rules, safety tips and costume ideas for Burnaby families.
Halloween Ideas and Events in Burnaby, BC Read Post »
Burnaby Village Museum throws its big free Labour Day program on Monday with a free carousel and live music, Rise FC plays Swangard on Saturday, and the labour councils host a family picnic at Edmonds Park. What is actually on in Burnaby for the long weekend.
Things to Do in Burnaby This Labour Day Long Weekend Read Post »
Burnaby’s shopping spans one of BC’s largest malls at Metrotown, the redeveloped Brentwood Town Centre, Lougheed Town Centre, and the independent retail character of Burnaby Heights, making it a more complete shopping destination than Vancouver for many residents.
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Central Park Burnaby is a 90-acre urban forest adjacent to Patterson SkyTrain station, with a trail network through Douglas fir forest, pitch and putt golf, lawn bowling, tennis courts, and a surprising sense of wilderness within the city.
Central Park Burnaby: Urban Forest, Trails, and Recreation Read Post »
Burnaby’s restaurant scene is anchored by Korean BBQ and Greek dining in Burnaby Heights, international dining around Metrotown, Chinese restaurants along Lougheed, and new openings at Brentwood, making it one of Metro Vancouver’s strongest dining cities.
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Burnaby has a genuinely distinct arts and culture identity: the Shadbolt Centre and Art Gallery at Deer Lake, the Burnaby Village Museum, Burnaby Heights as an independent arts corridor, and public art woven through the city’s parks and plazas.
Burnaby Arts and Culture Guide Read Post »
No big two-city festival is landing in Burnaby this BC Day. Here’s what our guide found instead: a free heritage celebration at Burnaby Village Museum, a Saturday farmers market, and honest picks for the rest of the long weekend.
BC Day Long Weekend 2026 in Burnaby: What’s Actually Happening Read Post »
Deer Lake Park sits at the centre of Burnaby, offering a 4.5km lake loop, the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts on the water’s edge, the Burnaby Village Museum nearby, seasonal festivals, and wildlife that surprises visitors expecting only an urban park.
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Burnaby Heights has grown up around a single stretch of Hastings Street since the streetcar first arrived in 1908. Here is how the independent shops, longtime bakeries, and the annual Hats Off Day festival fit together in one of North Burnaby’s most walkable districts.
Burnaby Heights: A neighborhood Guide to Hastings Street Read Post »
Burnaby Lake Regional Park is a roughly 146-hectare wetland and forest park circling a shallow lake, with a nearly 10km perimeter trail, the Piper Spit boardwalk and viewing tower, a nature house, and a rowing course that has hosted paddlers since the early 1970s.
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Burnaby’s morning food scene spans Korean-inflected Burnaby Heights, Metrotown area cafes, specialty coffee at Brentwood, and SFU hilltop spots, all shaped by one of Metro Vancouver’s most genuinely multicultural communities.
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