This document discusses various public, commercial, and non-profit/volunteer sectors within Burnaby, British Columbia. It provides details on three public sectors (Edmonds Community Center, Burnaby North Secondary School, and Burnaby Village Museum), three commercial sectors (Revs Bowling, Fitness World, and The Rec Room), and three non-profit/volunteer sectors (Cliff Avenue F.C., Balloholics, and Burnaby MoreSports). The sectors are described in terms of their address, connection to recreation or physical education, purpose, and how they enhance quality of life and community.

1. BURNABY
SERVICE SECTORS WITHIN BURNABY – PUBLIC, COMMERCIAL, AND NON-PROFIT/VOLUNTEER
Kenji Yamamoto

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
Public Sectors
• Edmonds
Community Center
• Burnaby North
Secondary School
• Burnaby Mountain
Commercial Sectors
• Revs Bowling
• Fitness World
• The Rec Room
Volunteer Sectors
• Cliff Avenue F.C
• Balloholics
• Burnaby MoreSports

3. EDMONDS COMMUNITY CENTER
Public – Community centers are open for the general public
without any kind of discrimination, offers cheap fees for
activities or even free, communal good of society –
enhancing the quality of life and well-being of citizens (Lunn,
2021)
Address: 7433 Edmonds St,
Burnaby, BC, V3N 1B1
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
Serves as a community center for the general public. As a
community center, it enhances the “overall quality of life” by
bringing valuable needs to better individual’s physical and
social well-being (Lunn, 2021). The community centre holds
activities which may be different variety of sports, and/or
other non-physical events like hosting a movie, and
showings of arts. The community centres are open for
anyone disregarding status.

4. BURNABY NORTH
SECONDARY SCHOOL
Public – Funded by taxes received from citizens that
makes the cost free of charge for students. The school is
delivered by Government and overall is for the
“communal good for society” (Lunn, 2021).
Address: 751 Hammarskjold Dr
Burnaby, BC, V5B 4A1
SPSC 2210 Connection: Physical Education
The school offers Physical Education course for all
grades. The purpose for these courses are to build up
individual’s Physical Literacy. This means the courses aim
to build one’s engagement in sport and physical activity, to
build the understanding of how to improve our health and
overall well-being, and to develop the confidence to be
able to perform new tasks (Lunn, 2021). P.E courses does
not just look at ability of an individual, but also their
behaviour with others and engagement within a class.

5. BURNABY VILLAGE
MUSEUM
Public – Open to the general public usually at free of cost or
is subsided to reduce the entrance fee. The museum is
service oriented meaning it contains events that display arts
and historical information. Overall “enhancing the quality of
life and well-being of citizens” (Lunn, 2021)
Address: 6501 Deer Lake Ave,
Burnaby, BC, V5G 3T6
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
Unlike the other two public sectors, this public sectors
does not contain much physical activities. Its purpose is to
display a bit of Burnaby’s history and what it looked like to
the locals. It delivers leisure by hosting events throughout
the year and has different showings depending on the
season. The Burnaby Village Museum “play a significant
role in the creation of cohesive and quality communities”
(Lunn, 2021), as it displays history and importance of
Burnaby, but also brings understanding to people of the
important value that the Aboriginals have in Canada
through recent events and showings, and overall brings
the local community together.

6. REVS BOWLING
Commercial – Comes at a cost for the attendees that will go
into profit of the organization, serves as a entertainment
service which could be for the good of the public. Contains
sponsorships from other companies as well. High quality of
service may be expected with professionals, and overall is
adapted in a way that is desired by the consumers/people.
Address: 5502 Lougheed Hwy.
Burnaby, BC, V5B 2Z8
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
Bowling is one of the popular ways in which leisure and
entertainment is served in Burnaby. It may not be high in
top activities done by Canadians, however it could be
used to spend quality time with family, which is considered
top 5 in daily leisure activities done by Canadians which is
around 40% (BookNet Canada, 2019, as coted by Lunn,
2021). Revs is one of few bowling alleys in Burnaby, and
is a great place for family bonding as well as getting along
with your community. It “enhances…social well-being and
to overall quality of life” (Lunn, 2021)

7. FITNESS WORLD
Commercial – To be a member at the gym requires a
membership/subscription fee. Fitness World is one of
many gym clubs in Burnaby, and is staying competitive
while being affordable (Lunn, 2021). The gym offers
quality machineries and professional services. The more
you pay, the more services that will be available.
Address: 9855 Austin Ave Ste 262
Burnaby, BC, V3J 1N4
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
Like any other commercial gyms, the purpose for Fitness
World is to provide recreation and leisure through physical
activity. With all the machineries and different programs,
Fitness World “reinforces values and ideals of establishing
and maintaining a healthy lifestyle to the user.” Fitness
world places value on one’s physical and well-being, and
“enhances… quality of life” (Lunn, 2021) for those who
can afford going there.

8. THE REC ROOM -
BRENTWOOD
Commercial – Recently integrated in BC, as The Rec
Room “recognized the need for innovative leisure and
recreation goods, supplies, and services” (Lunn, 2021).
The cost could vary as consumer can pay for what can
be expected. The Rec Room serves as entertainment for
the people who are willing to pay for the services.
Address: 1920 Willingdon Ave Unit 2106
Burnaby, BC, V5C 0K6
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
The Rec Room located in Brentwood is the only branch in
B.C. It delivers recreation and leisure in a whole different
way compared to what may be typical. Mainly an arcade,
but also offers drinks (including alcohol) and food as well.
With the Rec Room, as an entertainment service, it serves
the need of the community as it brought a whole different
meaning to recreation and leisure (Lunn, 2021). As of
now, this commercial sector is still very popular and is
going strong from all the support of the citizens located in
Burnaby, and even from citizens located outside Burnaby

9. CLIFF AVENUE F.C
Volunteer/Non-Profit – Fees to participate are for the cost
of bring able to continue to run the organization, not much for
profit. The club is organized by a group of people and the
different team coaches are usually not paid, but rather
volunteer to coach the players.
Burnaby, B.C
Various places
SPSC 2210 Connection: Coaching
The key for Cliff Avenue to keep going as an organization
is due to the amazing volunteer coaches. To be able to
coach, depending on the organization, one will most likely
have to take some of the National Canadian Certification
Program (NCCP) modules, as well as doing a Criminal
Record Check (CRC). For coaches, although they may
have done the training to be a coach and may know a lot
about the sport of interest (in this case football), it does
not mean one will become a proficient coach. In fact, it is
likely that coaches will learn more from their own players,
and they will keep developing as coaches over time.

10. BALLOHOLICS
Volunteer/Non-Profit – Balloholics is a non-profit
organization. No governments are involved within this
organization, and participants are paying for the use of
equipment's and facility rental.
Burnaby, B.C
Various places
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
Balloholics focuses on building one’s characteristics up
such as confidence and self-esteem through basketball.
Through Balloholics, it serves to develop ones “physical
and social well-being” (Lunn 2021), and acts as a catalyst
to build up “cohesive and quality communities” (Lunn,
2021). At Balloholics, it’s main purpose is to be able
provide life lessons through the various basketball camps
they organize, and to help participants to be successful.

11. BURNABY MORE
SPORTS
Volunteer/Non-Profit – A organization that was organized
through various groups in order to provide free after school
programs for participants within the Burnaby area.
Burnaby, B.C
Various places
SPSC 2210 Connection: Recreation
The main purpose for Burnaby MoreSports is to provide
free after-school programs for participants who may not be
able to participate due to personal barriers they have. It
aims to provide “fundamental life skills and a love of sport”
(Burnaby MoreSports Society, 2021). With this recreation,
it “provide opportunities for both genders, all age groups,
all ethnic groups, and special interest groups” (Lunn,
2021), which should be one of the important goals for any
recreation services.

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https://www.balloholic.com/about-us/
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