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Edmonds Town Centre Cycling Network
We're looking to improve the current cycling network in the Edmonds Town Centre area.
Welcome! We are excited to introduce you to our new community engagement website. You may notice that it looks a little different and has new functions and features. Bear with us, as we transition some of our active projects to this website. Thanks for taking part, joining with us and making your voice heard!
Open for input projects
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Edmonds Community Plan
A new community plan for the Edmonds community to establish a vision and policy direction to guide the growth of a diverse, sustainable and resilient Town Centre.
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Royal Oak Community Plan
A new community plan for the Royal Oak community to establish a vision and policy direction to shape how this area will redevelop over the mid to long term.
Active projects
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Poverty Reduction Strategy
The City is seeking input from people who have experienced poverty in Burnaby. We want to hear your challenges and ideas on how to make things better in our community.
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Burnaby 2050: Planning our City Together
We’re creating a new Official Community Plan (OCP) to respond to the current and future needs of the community and set a long-term vision for managing the city’s growth.
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Creating A Safer Community: Community Safety Plan Update
We are updating our Community Safety Plan to make Burnaby a city where people feel safe and belong.
Completed engagements
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Alcohol in Parks
The City introduced a temporary pilot program to permit responsible consumption of alcohol in four parks: Central, Confederation, Edmonds, and Keswick parks.
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Cameron Community Centre and Library
New facilities designed to better meet the needs of northeast Burnaby’s growing and changing population.
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Confederation Park Community Centre
Planning is underway for a new community centre within Confederation Park to supplement existing facilities and meet the growing recreation needs in northwest Burnaby.
