Burnaby councillor proposing car-free Sundays beginning May

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Burnaby councillor proposing car-free Sundays beginning May

A Burnaby city councillor is bringing a motion to council Monday which would look to have a portion of the city's roads closed down to cars every Sunday beginning in May. Angela Bower has the story.

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