Home › Canada › British Columbia › Burnaby › Rankings › Oldest Deer Lake, #1 on this list · Photo: Kenny Louie from Vancouver, Canada (CC BY 2.0) Burnaby · 2026 Neighbourhoods with the oldest residents in Burnaby The list ends with Burnaby Mountain, at 34 years. Deer Lake is #742 of 2,589 on the list for all of Canada. No neighbourhood in Burnaby makes the national top 100 on this list. First place in Burnaby goes to Deer Lake, with 45.8 years. South Slope takes second place with 45.3 years; Lake City is third with 44.7 years. At the halfway mark stands Holdom, at 42.1 years.
Median age of residents, 2021 census (for a city’s neighbourhoods, estimated from five-year age groups) How grades work
#1 British Columbia · 8,417 people 45.8 years Median age Overall B · #1,025 of 2,556
Strongest: walkability A , health A · lowest: cost of living D−
#2 British Columbia · 8,989 people 45.3 years Median age Overall B · #1,138 of 2,556
Strongest: walkability A , health A · lowest: cost of living D−
#3 British Columbia · 3,240 people 44.7 years Median age Overall B · #1,080 of 2,556
Strongest: health A , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D
All 18 neighbourhoods, ranked Best first in Burnaby; beside each place, its rank on the same list for all of Canada.
Every Burnaby list # Neighbourhood Median age Canada rank What drives it
1 Deer Lake 8,417 people 45.8 years #742 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 2 South Slope 8,989 people 45.3 years #796 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 3 Lake City 3,240 people 44.7 years #907 of 2,589 Strongest: health A , walkability A · lowest: cost of living D 4 Montecito 10,734 people 44.4 years #950 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 5 Heights 22,141 people 44.2 years #971 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , schools A+ · lowest: cost of living D− 6 Broadview 8,008 people 44.2 years #972 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 7 Bainbridge 3,015 people 43.3 years #1,109 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 8 East Burnaby 17,233 people 43 years #1,156 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 9 Garden Village 6,492 people 42.9 years #1,167 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 10 Holdom 7,976 people 42.1 years #1,295 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , schools A · lowest: cost of living D− 11 Buckingham Heights 8,794 people 41.7 years #1,358 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 12 Lochdale 7,463 people 41.2 years #1,441 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , schools A+ · lowest: cost of living D− 13 Lougheed 15,442 people 40.7 years #1,541 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 14 Edmonds 34,805 people 39.9 years #1,685 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 15 Royal Oak 18,364 people 39.5 years #1,749 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 16 Metrotown 36,594 people 38 years #2,007 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 17 Brentwood 22,170 people 35.6 years #2,299 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− 18 Burnaby Mountain 9,248 people 34 years #2,443 of 2,589 Strongest: walkability A+ , health A · lowest: cost of living D− Rankings
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Oldest elsewhere Photos: Deer Lake, Kenny Louie from Vancouver, Canada (CC BY 2.0 ) · South Slope, Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit , Lyndon B. Johnson S… (Public domain ) · Lake City, Kenny Louie from Vancouver, Canada (CC BY 2.0 ), via Wikimedia Commons.
Sources: TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranking Canadian towns against each other only, run #73 of 10 November 2026. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.
Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).