Burnaby Citizens Association

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Burnaby Snapshot

Submitted by Anonymous on October 27, 2008 - 2:05pm.

From simmering allegations of financial mismanagement to claims of heavy-handed discipline in the city’s main opposition party, things could get nasty in the upcoming Burnaby civic election campaign.

But Mayor Derek Corrigan, who represents the NDP-affiliated Burnaby Citizens Association, said he’d like the campaign to focus on the positive issues such as the dedication of green space and the ongoing development of the Edmonds town centre.

A BCA sweep

Submitted by Dan Hilborn on November 15, 2008 - 11:14pm.


It was a clean sweep in Burnaby as mayor Derek Corrigan and his Burnaby Citizens Association colleagues won every seat on city council and school board.

Burnaby politics heat up

Submitted by Anonymous on October 28, 2008 - 10:50am.

The level of rhetoric is rising in Burnaby, after a first-time city council candidate announced he was splitting from Team Burnaby to run as an independent.

Dr. Stanley Jung, who lists his occupation as a chiropractor and forensics expert, did not return repeated phone calls from 24 hours, but was reported as saying his decision was based on unease with a Team Burnaby policy to lower the rate of tax increases.

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