Burnaby Profile
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About Burnaby
Burnaby sits between Vancouver and the eastern suburbs of Metro Vancouver, from Burrard Inlet south to the Fraser River. It is a densely developed city of high-rises at Metrotown, two SkyTrain lines, and large parks such as Burnaby Mountain. Simon Fraser University occupies the mountain’s peak. About 250,000 people live in Burnaby.
Known for
- Metrotown, a large shopping and high-rise node
- Simon Fraser University on Burnaby Mountain
- Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines
- Burnaby Lake and mountain parks
- Light industry along Still Creek and the Fraser
See & do
Burnaby Mountain Park
Hilltop park with views over Burrard Inlet.
Deer Lake Park
City park with trails, gardens, and Burnaby Village Museum.
Burnaby Village Museum
Open-air heritage town on Deer Lake.
Metrotown
Major malls and towers at the SkyTrain station.
SFU Burnaby campus
Arthur Erickson-designed campus on the mountain.
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