Burnaby North, South and East Burnaby is a convenient location in the physical centre of Greater Vancouver has drawn many people and businesses to stay here, making Burnaby the best densely populated area in the Lower Mainland.

SHOPPING, ENTERTAINMENT AND DINING IN BURNABY SOUTH

Burnaby has several retail/commercial centers that are appealing. Hastings Road in North Burnaby is well known for Italian restaurants, wedding style stores and many other service related companies. Kingsway, from Boundary to Edmonds, offers a complete selection of shops and services. The enormous Metrotown Retail Centre is the B.C.'s largest shopping area with over 500 services and stores, 22 cinemas which comprising three city blocks. Lougheed Shopping mall also has 185 shops and services and Brentwood mall has 120 shops.

RECREATION AND PARKS IN BURNABY NORTH, SOUTH AND EAST

Burnaby has two large freshwater lakes, forested mountain parkland naturally, an sea beach, and numerous neighbourhood parks, many with fishbearing streams and channels. These natural features are complemented with two pitch and putt and two 18-opening golfing programs, around 24 kilometers of built metropolitan trails for bicycling and walking, and numerous sport/entertainment facilities. To find out more go to the City of BurnabyParks, Entertainment, and Cultural Services.

TRANSPORTATION IN BURNABY NORTH, SOUTH AND EAST

With four skytrain stations, four entrances to Trans Canada Highway, and a public bus network which includes communicate and rapid buses, Burnaby has very good contacts within the town and with all parts of the region. The Light Rail Transit task anticipate ten channels in the Burnaby area by 2005. For individuals who prefer bicycling as an initial transportation mode, there's a well developed Routine Road Network.

EDUCATION IN BURNABY NORTH, SOUTH AND EAST

Burnaby School Area #41 operates forty-seven K-12 colleges, the Provincial College for the Deaf and a thorough continuing education program.