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Metro Vancouver picks new chair amid travel, wastewater plant controversiesBurnaby Mayor Mike Hurley has been elected the new chair of the Metro Vancouver board, amid ongoing spending controversies.PoliticsJun 28, 2024
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‘End of life’: New city hall in the works for Burnaby mayor and councilUpgrading the city hall on Canada Way to meeting building code requirements would cost $70 million, the City of Burnaby estimates.PoliticsMay 5, 2023
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Burnaby set to reverse course on plan to build organic waste plant in parkThe City of Burnaby appears set to scuttle a controversial plan to build a green waste processing facility on a piece of parkland near the Fraser River.EnvironmentMar 16, 2023
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B.C. municipal election 2022: Burnaby resultsBurnaby is B.C.’s third-biggest city and is bordered by Vancouver, New Westminster, Port Moody, the Burrard Inlet and the Fraser River.PoliticsSep 18, 2022
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Students’ group urges Burnaby council to back SFU gondola with shortest routeTransLink finished a second phase of public consultation on the proposal in December, and is preparing to present a preferred route.TrafficFeb 6, 2021
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Burnaby urges Uber to pick up business licences or it could start issuing fines, tooWhile Burnaby has business licences available for ridesharing companies, Mayor Mike Hurley says that so far Uber hasn't applied — despite already operating in the city.CanadaJan 30, 2020
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Burnaby mayor presses Trudeau on safety measures if Trans Mountain expansion approved"What we're looking for, if the expansion goes ahead, that we have a realistic way to approach how we're going to engage that safety issue," said Mike Hurley.EnvironmentJun 2, 2019
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Burnaby Mountain residents call for their own fire hall, emergency plan at community meetingMore than 100 residents took their concerns directly to the city's mayor and fire officials at a town hall on Wednesday.PoliticsMay 23, 2019
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City of Burnaby looks at immediate housing solutionsThe plans range from creating more modular housing to simplifying zoning so there can be more homes in neighbourhoodsMay 14, 2019
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Burnaby mayor promises action on demovictions as resident anger boils overDozens turned out Saturday for the latest protest against development in Metrotown that has displaced several residents.Apr 6, 2019
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