Heritage Burnaby is a vibrant initiative led by the Community Heritage Commission, celebrating and preserving the city’s rich historical tapestry in British Columbia. Established following Burnaby’s incorporation in 1892, Heritage Burnaby manages a variety of community assets, including the City Archives and Burnaby Village Museum. The Archives serve as the official repository for municipal and private historical records, housing an extensive collection that reflects the diverse narratives of the city. The Burnaby Village Museum offers a unique experience with a reconstructed heritage village, featuring over 60,000 artifacts and engaging demonstrations, inviting thousands of visitors annually to explore Burnaby's past.

Additionally, the Heritage Planning program supports the conservation of historical buildings and sites throughout the city, promoting awareness and education on heritage matters. With a focus on preserving the voices and experiences that shape Burnaby’s identity, Heritage Burnaby is committed to fostering community engagement and nurturing an appreciation for the history that defines this remarkable city.