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Burnaby Hospital seeks 170 new staff as first phase of redevelopment nears completion

Burnaby Hospital seeks 170 new staff as first phase of redevelopment nears completion

The $2.4-billion hospital project, when complete, is expected to have 399 beds.
Three things to do this weekend in Burnaby: March 15-16

Three things to do this weekend in Burnaby: March 15-16

What's going on in Burnaby?
99% of Burnaby's spending in the last 5 years has been with Canadian vendors

99% of Burnaby's spending in the last 5 years has been with Canadian vendors

Burnaby is on a 'Buy Canadian' campaign.
Flea market comes to Burnaby next month

Flea market comes to Burnaby next month

This flea market in April is perfect to sell your pre-loved goods or come out to hunt for a deal.
Explore the latest home improvement trends and more at this show

Explore the latest home improvement trends and more at this show

The Tri-City Spring Home Show runs March 28 to 30 in Coquitlam
Burnaby reveals Top 10 most needed sidewalk projects in the city

Burnaby reveals Top 10 most needed sidewalk projects in the city

Burnaby staff have prioritized more than 20 kilometres of new sidewalk infrastructure using specific metrics like proximity to schools and daycares.
Here's four things to do this weekend in Burnaby: Feb. 21-23

Here's four things to do this weekend in Burnaby: Feb. 21-23

There's lots to do locally, from walking in the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser, to checking out opera at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.
Is it Burnaby's job to fund grants to help feed hungry residents?

Is it Burnaby's job to fund grants to help feed hungry residents?

Burnaby councillors want to fund food security organizations and initiatives, though some said it's not a municipal responsibility.
Burnaby's event attendance has risen 500% since 2019 — what's next?

Burnaby's event attendance has risen 500% since 2019 — what's next?

The success of Burnaby's signature events means more staff and security are needed in response.
It would cost Burnaby almost $700K to shut down a major road for Car Free Day

It would cost Burnaby almost $700K to shut down a major road for Car Free Day

City staff gave councillors three options — and three budgets — to consider if they want the city to host a Car Free Day.