May 23rd, 2012
Burnaby Mountain Golf Course – Jon and Eric’s Day out
by Jonathan
Ahh, the golf course. Is there any better way to escape the responsibilities of life? Grabbing a few lucky friends and renting a golf cart, or just meandering around the greens by your lonesome, golf is one of man’s most relaxing recreational sports. What’s better than sitting around a clubhouse restaurant and talking about the best and worst shots of the day over a cold beer? Continue reading →
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May 18th, 2012
Bravo Burnaby! Celebrating Arts, Culture and Entertainment
by Lima Al-Azzeh
11 Stations has long been committed to showcasing the abundant art, entertainment and cultural offerings of the city of
Celebrate the century anniversary of the C.W. Parker CarouselBurnaby. Now it’s our great pleasure to introduce Bravo Burnaby! the largest arts, culture and entertainment event the city has ever seen, comprising a range of exciting activities all taking place between May 25 – June 10, 2012. Here are some of our recommendations for some must-see community events, though really, we’d highly recommend them all!
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May 16th, 2012
SFU Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
by Fanny

The world around us is constantly changing and transforming, and the SFU Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology situated at the Burnaby campus sets out to educate us on these developments. Situated at the northeast corner of the
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May 8th, 2012
Play On! Burnaby
by Jonathan
What is more uniquely Canadian than Street Hockey? We all experienced it, whether it be moving our rickety nets for passing cars, or digging through our neighbors lawns searching for our plastic orange ball; (hey, we only had one and they were like 2 bucks each at Wal-Mart), street hockey was a way for kids of all ages, and both genders to bond, and to learn to love the game of hockey. Continue reading →
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May 7th, 2012
Burnaby Village Museum – Opening Day
by Fanny
While Cinco de Mayo was in full effect this past Saturday, those in attendance at the Don Wrigley Carousel Pavillion at Burnaby Village Museum were having a celebration of a different sort, commemorating their opening day as well as the 100th anniversary of the iconic C.W. Parker Carousel #119 and the Interurban Tram 1223. Each person in attendance at the opening reception had their own connections to the carousel, and it was amazing to say in the least to meet these individuals and hear their stories. Each of the horses have a story, and a sponsor behind it. Continue reading →
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May 2nd, 2012
Art is Alive Among Burnaby’s Youth
by Sheliza Mitha
Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future.”
Judging from my recent visit at the Burnaby Art Gallery (BAG), it quickly became clear that our youth is being dutifully nurtured and prepared for their future – especially when it comes to the artistic genre. From now through May 20th, the BAG is showcasing some of the inspiring and awe-inspiring artwork created by Burnaby students from grades eight through 12 in the annual Arts Alive exhibit. Continue reading →
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May 1st, 2012
Mind Over Mountain Adventure Race
by Jonathan
Contest Opportunity
Have you ever wanted to be a survival person? We all watch the Discovery Channel and look at these crazy guys with beards, wearing spandex, eating mushrooms from the ground and drinking rain water, and we think one of two things:
First, “I am really craving Doritos right now.” Then secondly, “I wonder if I could do that.”
Well, it may not be as hardcore as a Bear Grylls escapade, but the Atmosphere Mind Over Mountain Adventure Race, or MOMAR, is a great way to test your physical endurance and have fun with a large group of amateur adventurers. Continue reading →


