Film studio development in Burnaby falls through, mayor now wants to 'protect' land

The plan for a new film production studio in Big Bend by Larco Investments (Bridge Studios) is not going ahead, according to the Burnaby mayor.

Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley wants to take advantage of a film studio proposal falling through to enhance the ecology of the property, according to a new council report.

Larco planned to build a 300,000-square-foot film studio with 16 sound stages, mill shops and office space.

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