National Truth and Reconciliation Day falls on a Saturday this year, meaning Burnaby has altered schedules for Sept. 30, as well as Oct. 1 and 2.
Burnaby residents will still be able to use some local community and recreation centres this long weekend.
Some civic facilities will operate until regular weekend schedules, but will either be closed or open under altered operating hours on Monday, Oct. 2 as it's the day in-lieu of the statutory holiday.
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