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Former employees received letters in late October.","2026-11-06T18:17:00-07:00",[91,72,92,29],"Burnaby Board of Education","data breach","https:\u002F\u002Fvancouver.citynews.ca\u002Fwp-content\u002Fblogs.dir\u002Fsites\u002F9\u002F2026\u002F11\u002F05\u002FBurnaby-School-District.jpg","Burnaby School District sign","CityNews Vancouver",{"path":97,"title":98,"description":99,"date":100,"publishedAt":101,"author":10,"category":11,"tags":102,"image":18,"imageAlt":105,"imageCredit":18,"updated":18,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"pinned":20},"\u002Fnews\u002Fburnaby-new-council-takes-office-november-2026","Burnaby's new city council meets for the first time on November 10","Mayor Mike Hurley and eight newly elected councillors will hold the inaugural meeting of the new Burnaby City Council on November 10, 2026 at 5:00 pm, with the Board of Education following on November 24.","2026-11-05","2026-11-05T07:20:00-07:00",[103,68,57,70,104],"City Council","NEW Burnaby","Illustration of an empty municipal council chamber with curved seating and name placards",{"path":107,"title":108,"description":109,"date":100,"publishedAt":110,"author":10,"category":111,"tags":112,"image":18,"imageAlt":114,"imageCredit":18,"updated":18,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"pinned":20},"\u002Fnews\u002Fburnaby-schools-cyberattack-dark-web-november-2026","Burnaby Schools says threat actor may have put student and staff data on dark web","Burnaby School District updated families on November 3 that files from the September cyberattack may have been published on the dark web by the threat actor. An outside expert is checking the claim.","2026-11-05T08:05:00-07:00","News brief",[71,72,113,92],"cyberattack","Illustration of a laptop screen with a security warning and padlock icon on a plain desk",{"path":116,"title":117,"description":118,"date":100,"publishedAt":119,"author":10,"category":111,"tags":120,"image":125,"imageAlt":126,"imageCredit":127,"updated":18,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"pinned":20},"\u002Fnews\u002Fhastings-street-sewer-closures-november-2026","Hastings Street at Cliff Avenue to have lane closures for three months starting November 4","Metro Vancouver started a sewer upgrade at Hastings Street and Cliff Avenue in Burnaby on November 4. Metro Vancouver says the turn bans and lane closures will last three months.","2026-11-05T08:35:00-07:00",[121,122,123,124,14],"Hastings Street","Metro Vancouver","road closures","sewer","https:\u002F\u002F604now.com\u002Fwp-content\u002Fuploads\u002F2026\u002F11\u002FBurnaby-Road-Closures-1024x683.jpg","Lane closure on Hastings Street in Burnaby near Cliff Avenue","604 Now",{"path":129,"title":130,"description":131,"date":132,"publishedAt":133,"author":10,"category":11,"tags":134,"image":141,"imageAlt":142,"imageCredit":143,"updated":18,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"pinned":20},"\u002Fnews\u002Fholdom-avenue-overpass-burnaby-spring-2027","New Holdom Avenue overpass in Burnaby's Brentwood area set to open in Spring 2027","A new four-lane overpass crossing the railway tracks at Brentwood's eastern edge will open to traffic in Spring 2027, closing the nearby Douglas Road level crossing and redesignating truck routes through the area.","2026-11-04","2026-11-04T07:15:00-07:00",[14,135,136,137,138,139,140],"Brentwood","transportation","infrastructure","SkyTrain","Port of Vancouver","roads","https:\u002F\u002Fimages-dh-production-baselayer.dailyhive.com\u002Fuploads\u002F2026\u002F11\u002Fholdom-overpass-burnaby-construction-october-2026-f.jpg?format=auto","Construction work on the Holdom Avenue overpass in Burnaby's Brentwood district, October 2026","Vancouver Fraser Port Authority \u002F Daily Hive",{"path":145,"title":146,"description":147,"date":132,"publishedAt":148,"author":10,"category":40,"tags":149,"image":153,"imageAlt":154,"imageCredit":155,"updated":18,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"pinned":20},"\u002Fnews\u002Fskytrain-gilmore-station-smoke-service-disruption-november-2026","SkyTrain Millennium Line halted at Burnaby's Gilmore Station due to smoke Wednesday morning","TransLink suspended Millennium Line service early Wednesday after smoke was reported at Gilmore Station in Burnaby, closing three stations and adding buses as an alternative.","2026-11-04T07:21:45-07:00",[14,138,150,151,136,135,152],"Millennium Line","transit","Gilmore","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.ctvnews.ca\u002Fresizer\u002Fv2\u002FI5H4WJW2CUX7H4B3VF2FE5OZRQ.png?smart=true&auth=acc5c23291fa7cebebe5ddd5f8fad8b2acd2756db85ddcfb0a4daff74012ff99&width=1200&height=630","Gilmore SkyTrain station on the Millennium Line in Burnaby","CTV News",{"path":157,"title":158,"description":159,"date":160,"publishedAt":161,"author":10,"category":162,"tags":163,"image":18,"imageAlt":18,"imageCredit":18,"updated":18,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"pinned":20},"\u002Fnews\u002Fmike-hurley-metro-vancouver-chair","Mike Hurley at Metro Vancouver: the reviewer he withdrew, the pay and the budget","Burnaby's mayor has chaired Metro Vancouver since June 2024. The record: a reviewer withdrawn after councillors asked him to step aside, a paused review, pay questions and a deferred budget.","2026-10-31","2026-10-31T14:31:19-07:00","Accountability",[164,122,165,166,167],"Mayor","North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant","governance","budget",{"id":169,"title":6,"aiMetadata":170,"author":10,"body":184,"candidates":334,"category":11,"date":8,"description":7,"extension":336,"faq":337,"image":18,"imageAlt":19,"imageCheckedAt":18,"imageCredit":18,"imageScene":368,"linkedin":369,"linkedinPostUrl":18,"meta":376,"metaDescription":378,"navigation":379,"path":5,"pinned":20,"primarySourceUrl":380,"publishedAt":9,"seo":381,"seoTitle":18,"sourceId":382,"sourceIsPaywalled":20,"sources":383,"stem":395,"storyType":396,"tags":397,"topicKey":398,"updated":18,"__hash__":399},"news\u002Fnews\u002Fburnaby-community-safety-plan-survey-november-2026.md",{"summary":171,"keyTopics":172,"semanticKeywords":178},"The City of Burnaby is seeking public input on its 2025-2030 Community Safety and Well-Being Plan through a nine-question survey closing November 16, 2026. The plan covers five priorities including emergency preparedness, safer public spaces, and youth programs, with 85 initiatives underway or planned for 2026.",[173,174,16,175,176,177],"community safety plan","Burnaby survey","RCMP Burnaby","wildfire detection","Community Safety Building",[179,180,181,81,182,183],"Burnaby community safety","Burnaby safety survey 2026","Burnaby emergency preparedness","Burnaby wildfire detection","community well-being plan",{"type":185,"value":186,"toc":324},"minimark",[187,191,194,199,202,237,240,244,255,261,267,273,279,283,286,289,293,296,299,303,306,309,313,316],[188,189,190],"p",{},"Burnaby's 2025-2030 Community Safety and Well-Being Plan is in its second year, and the City wants residents to help shape what comes next. A nine-question survey is open until Monday, November 16, 2026, at yourvoice.burnaby.ca. The City's April 2026 progress report says more than 1,600 residents, businesses and community partners took part in the first round of engagement that shaped the plan.",[188,192,193],{},"The survey feeds into a draft update of plan direction scheduled for winter 2027, with a final report due in spring 2027.",[195,196,198],"h2",{"id":197},"what-the-plan-covers","What the plan covers",[188,200,201],{},"The plan is built around five priorities, each with strategic actions the City, Burnaby RCMP and Burnaby Fire are working toward. Those priorities, as set out in the City's April 2026 progress report, are:",[203,204,205,213,219,225,231],"ol",{},[206,207,208,212],"li",{},[209,210,211],"strong",{},"Community Safety and Connection"," - building trust between residents, the City, the RCMP and Burnaby Fire through better communication, neighbourhood programs and data-driven policing outreach.",[206,214,215,218],{},[209,216,217],{},"Emergency and Climate Resilience"," - reducing disaster risk, strengthening emergency preparedness and planning for wildfires, earthquakes and extreme weather.",[206,220,221,224],{},[209,222,223],{},"Safer Public Spaces"," - keeping City facilities, parks, roads and sidewalks secure and accessible.",[206,226,227,230],{},[209,228,229],{},"Responsive and Inclusive Services"," - addressing homelessness, expanding services for Indigenous residents and embedding anti-racism approaches into safety decisions.",[206,232,233,236],{},[209,234,235],{},"Youth and Family Well-Being"," - creating opportunities for youth through recreation, mentorship and programs that prevent violence and exploitation.",[188,238,239],{},"Seventeen strategic actions sit under those priorities. In 2026, the City's progress report counts 85 initiatives advancing those actions: 58 already underway and 27 new or in the planning and assessment phase.",[195,241,243],{"id":242},"what-is-happening-on-the-ground","What is happening on the ground",[188,245,246,249,250,254],{},[209,247,248],{},"A new headquarters for Burnaby RCMP."," Mayor ",[251,252,57],"a",{"href":253},"\u002Fbc\u002Fburnaby-2026\u002Fcandidates\u002Fmike-hurley"," writes in the April 2026 progress report that construction of a new Community Safety Building is underway. The building will serve as the new RCMP headquarters, modernizing their facilities to improve service delivery for residents. The report says it is expected to be operational in 2028.",[188,256,257,260],{},[209,258,259],{},"Wildfire detection on Burnaby Mountain."," City Council authorized the purchase of a new wildfire detection system for Burnaby Mountain in 2025, the mayor's message says. In 2026, the City is working with SFU's Civic Innovation Lab on a research project that uses real-time data from monitoring stations placed near the urban-wildland boundary, along evacuation routes and near high-consequence areas such as the Trans Mountain Tank Farm. The system uses smoke-detection cameras and ground sensors to spot heat and smoke close to in real time. A full-scale emergency exercise on Burnaby Mountain is planned for 2027.",[188,262,263,266],{},[209,264,265],{},"Drones for fire and missing persons."," Burnaby Fire now operates three drones, two of them equipped with thermal imaging technology to detect elevated heat signatures or active fires, the progress report says. Five department members have completed Nav Canada's advanced Unmanned Aerial Vehicles licensing. The drones are also used for missing person searches.",[188,268,269,272],{},[209,270,271],{},"Block Watch reaching new communities."," Staff are expanding Block Watch outreach to newcomer and immigrant communities across the City. The report says they are building relationships with cultural groups, settlement agencies and community leaders to make the program more inclusive. Block Watch connects residents to share information and coordinate with the RCMP and the City on neighbourhood safety.",[188,274,275,278],{},[209,276,277],{},"A public crime map."," A Burnaby Crime Map is now available online, tracking five property crime types across the city. The report says the map is updated regularly and allows residents to look up their area, look out for suspicious activity and notify police.",[195,280,282],{"id":281},"crime-in-burnaby-what-the-numbers-show","Crime in Burnaby: what the numbers show",[188,284,285],{},"Burnaby RCMP publishes quarterly crime statistics. In the second quarter of 2026 (April to June), the RCMP recorded 3,077 property crime incidents, up 2% from the same period in 2025. Total criminal code offences were 3,791, down 1% from the same quarter a year earlier. Shoplifting accounted for 1,355 of the property crime cases, an increase of 16% year over year. Violent crimes totalled 714, down 11%, with robberies at 25, down 29%. The figures come from Burnaby RCMP's Q2 2026 crime statistics report.",[188,287,288],{},"The same progress report that covers the safety plan notes residents have told the City they want to feel safe walking in their neighbourhood, want faster responses to reports of break-ins and graffiti, and want clearer information on which City department handles which safety concern.",[195,290,292],{"id":291},"emergency-preparedness","Emergency preparedness",[188,294,295],{},"The City has completed two phases of a project to collect hazard and risk data and assess community vulnerabilities, the progress report says. Phase Three is developing earthquake scenario models specific to Burnaby, focusing on two scenarios: the Cascadia Subduction Earthquake and the Georgia Strait Earthquake. Two community engagement events have already gathered resident feedback on those risk models.",[188,297,298],{},"Evacuation toolkits are being developed to improve the City's ability to move people away from danger. The report notes these are designed to account for increased urban density and new provincial land use rules.",[195,300,302],{"id":301},"safer-streets-and-spaces","Safer streets and spaces",[188,304,305],{},"The report lists secure bike lockers installed at multiple City facilities to reduce bicycle theft, including Edmonds Community Centre, Bonsor Recreation Complex, the Bob Prittie Metrotown Library, Christine Sinclair Community Centre, Rosemary Brown Recreation Centre, Kensington Complex and Shadbolt Centre for the Arts. New construction projects, including the Cameron Recreation Centre, Burnaby Lake Recreation Centre and Brentwood Community Centre, are planned to include bike lockers as well.",[188,307,308],{},"Solar lighting is being piloted at key park access points to improve safety during evening hours, particularly at select special features in parks.",[195,310,312],{"id":311},"how-to-take-the-survey","How to take the survey",[188,314,315],{},"Residents can find the nine-question survey at yourvoice.burnaby.ca by visiting the \"Creating a Safer Community\" project page. The survey closes Monday, November 16, 2026. All responses are kept confidential and de-identified when shared publicly, under BC's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.",[188,317,318,319,323],{},"After the survey closes, the City will develop a draft plan direction in winter 2027 and publish a final updated report in spring 2027. Residents can follow how the elected council votes on safety-related decisions at the ",[251,320,322],{"href":321},"\u002Fbc\u002Fburnaby-2026\u002Ftracker","Burnaby promise tracker",".",{"title":325,"searchDepth":326,"depth":326,"links":327},"",2,[328,329,330,331,332,333],{"id":197,"depth":326,"text":198},{"id":242,"depth":326,"text":243},{"id":281,"depth":326,"text":282},{"id":291,"depth":326,"text":292},{"id":301,"depth":326,"text":302},{"id":311,"depth":326,"text":312},[335],"mike-hurley","md",[338,341,344,347,350,353,356,359,362,365],{"question":339,"answer":340},"What is Burnaby's Community Safety and Well-Being Plan?","It is the City of Burnaby's 2025-2030 framework for making decisions about community safety. The plan covers five priorities: Community Safety and Connection, Emergency and Climate Resilience, Safer Public Spaces, Responsive and Inclusive Services, and Youth and Family Well-Being. It includes 17 strategic actions and, in 2026, a total of 85 initiatives across those priorities.",{"question":342,"answer":343},"When does the community safety survey close?","The survey closes on Monday, November 16, 2026. Residents can complete the nine-question survey at yourvoice.burnaby.ca. After the survey closes, the City will draft updated plan direction in winter 2027 and release a final report in spring 2027.",{"question":345,"answer":346},"How many initiatives are running under the plan in 2026?","The City's 2026 progress report says 85 initiatives will advance the plan's strategic actions in 2026. Of those, 58 were already underway and 27 are new or in the planning and assessment phase. New initiatives are introduced each year to respond to changing community needs.",{"question":348,"answer":349},"What is the new Community Safety Building?","The City of Burnaby is building a new Community Safety Building that will serve as the new headquarters for the Burnaby RCMP. Mayor Mike Hurley's message in the April 2026 progress report says the facility is expected to be operational in 2028. It is described as a cornerstone of Burnaby's public safety infrastructure.",{"question":351,"answer":352},"What wildfire measures is Burnaby putting in place?","City Council authorized the purchase of a new wildfire detection system for Burnaby Mountain in 2025, according to Mayor Hurley's message in the April 2026 progress report. In 2026, the City and SFU's Civic Innovation Lab are working on a data-led wildfire research project that uses real-time data from advanced monitoring stations. The system uses smoke-detection cameras and ground sensors near SFU and the Trans Mountain Tank Farm.",{"question":354,"answer":355},"What does Burnaby Fire's drone program involve?","The Burnaby Fire Department operates three drones. Two are equipped with advanced thermal imaging technology to detect heat signatures or active fires. Five department members have completed Nav Canada's advanced Unmanned Aerial Vehicles licensing. The drones also support missing person searches, according to the City's April 2026 progress report.",{"question":357,"answer":358},"What is Burnaby's Block Watch program doing in 2026?","The City is expanding Block Watch outreach to newcomer and immigrant communities. Staff are building relationships with cultural groups, settlement agencies and community leaders to make the program more accessible and inclusive. Block Watch connects residents throughout the city's neighbourhoods to coordinate actions that keep streets safe.",{"question":360,"answer":361},"What is the full-scale emergency exercise planned for Burnaby Mountain?","Mayor Hurley's message in the April 2026 progress report says the City is planning a full-scale emergency exercise on Burnaby Mountain in 2027. Staff are developing the multi-year strategy, confirming government and non-government agency involvement, and establishing a planning roadmap. The exercise will test responses to complex emergency scenarios.",{"question":363,"answer":364},"What do the latest Burnaby crime statistics show?","Burnaby RCMP's Q2 2026 report (April to June 2026) recorded 3,077 property crime incidents, up 2% from Q2 2025, and 3,791 total criminal code offences, down 1% from the same period a year earlier. Shoplifting accounted for 1,355 of the property crime cases, up 16% year over year. Violent crimes totalled 714 incidents, down 11%. The RCMP publishes these statistics quarterly at rcmp.ca.",{"question":366,"answer":367},"Who is the mayor of Burnaby and where can I find the promise tracker?","Mayor Mike Hurley was re-elected in the October 17, 2026 general election. His page and the promises he made during the campaign are at voche.me's Burnaby tracker. Residents can follow how the new council votes on safety decisions at the Burnaby promise tracker linked below.","A community centre entrance on a quiet street, with a bulletin board outside showing public notices, surrounded by autumn trees.",{"short":370,"long":371,"hashtags":372},"Burnaby's community safety survey closes November 16. Nine questions, takes five minutes. The plan covers everything from wildfire detection to safer parks.","The City of Burnaby is updating its 2025-2030 Community Safety and Well-Being Plan. Residents have until November 16 to complete a nine-question survey. The plan runs 85 initiatives across five priorities: community safety, emergency resilience, safer public spaces, inclusive services, and youth programs. A new RCMP headquarters is due in 2028. A wildfire detection system for Burnaby Mountain was approved in 2025. See what is in the plan and how to take the survey.",[14,373,374,375],"BurnabyBC","CommunitySafety","BurnabyRCMP",{"sourceName":377},"voche.me","Burnaby's community safety plan survey closes November 16. 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