HeyJaredVoices of Burnaby, with Mayor Mike Hurley
I’m Mike Hurley, proud Mayor of Burnaby since 2018. I started this podcast to explore the people, values, and issues shaping our diverse and dynamic city - and to share the ideas and experiences of those who live, work, and contribute here.
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Reflecting on 24 years serving Burnaby—with Cllr Sav Dhaliwal (opens the original)
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Mayor Mike Hurley talks with Councillor Sav Dhaliwal, who for nearly 24 years has dedicated himself to Burnaby, listening to residents, weighing different perspectives and bringing sound judgment to so many important decisions that have and will serve our city for years to come. With his time on Burnaby City Council coming to a close, we'll reflect on his journey and discuss how #Burnaby has changed over that time.
The future of Burnaby’s parks—with Cllr Daniel Tetrault and Kate McMahon, For Our Kids (opens the original)
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Mayor Mike Hurley talks with Cllr Daniel Tetrault and Kate McMahon, Burnaby lead of For Our Kids and a member of the Beecher Creek #Streamkeepers community. Daniel is the Chair of Burnaby's #Parks , Recreation and Culture Committee. This discussion explores the important work of volunteers and community groups in protecting and improving our parks and green spaces; ensuring access to these spaces keeps pace with the needs of a growing city, and how local planning across housing, transportation a
The businesses, culture and community that make Burnaby Heights so special—with the Heights Merchants Association (opens the original)
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Mayor Mike Hurley talks with Isabel Kolic, executive director of the Heights Merchants Association, and one of the local #BurnabyHeights merchants, Aaron Morrison who is the operations manager with Kearney Funeral Services. Burnaby Heights is one of our region’s most distinctive commercial districts, where hundreds of local businesses support thousands of jobs, provide essential services and attract visitors to our city. Protecting that local character is so important as #Burnaby continues to gr
Hollywood North, Burnaby’s film and television industry—with Mammoth Studios president Amy Lang (opens the original)
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Mayor Mike Hurley talks with Amy Lang, president of North Shore and Mammoth Studios. Amy oversees Mammoth Studios here in #Burnaby, a major film and television production facility featuring a 120,665-square-foot sound stage, one of the largest in North America. Mammoth attracts major productions from around the world to our city. She also serves as treasurer of Screen BC, helping to strengthen and grow the industry across the province. This discussion explores why “Hollywood North” is right here
The Neighbourhood Church, TeamUp and the spirit of Edmonds—with Cameron & Graham Roxburgh (opens the original)
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Mayor Mike Hurley talks with Cameron and Graham Roxburgh, two brothers who have dedicated their lives to building community and bringing people together in Burnaby and beyond. Cameron was part of the founding team of The Neighbourhood Church in #Burnaby and has spent more than 30 years helping shape its work in the Edmonds neighbourhood. Graham Roxburgh is the founder of TeamUp Canada, a non-profit organization that uses sport to create opportunities for young people and strengthen communities a
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