Holdom

Holdom refers to a residential neighborhood in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, and to the SkyTrain station of the same name on Metro Vancouver’s Millennium Line. The Holdom station serves northeastern Burnaby and provides rapid transit access to downtown Vancouver and other regional destinations along the Millennium Line.

The area around Holdom is predominantly residential, with parks, schools, and local services within a short walk of the station. The station creates a transit-focused corridor that supports higher-density housing and small-scale commercial activity nearby, contributing to convenient access for residents and visitors. Bus routes connect with the SkyTrain to widen local travel options.

History and naming: The Millennium Line extension, which includes Holdom Station, opened in 2002 as part of Vancouver’s rapid transit expansion. The Holdom area developed gradually as Burnaby expanded and as transit access encouraged residential growth in the surrounding neighborhoods. The name Holdom is used for both the station and the adjacent neighborhood, though detailed historical origins of the name are not widely published.

See also: SkyTrain, Millennium Line, Burnaby.

References are not provided here, but Holdom is documented in sources covering Vancouver’s rapid transit system and Burnaby urban development.