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AN AWARD-WINNING BUILDER 604.336.9182 BEST SUBURBAN HIGH-RISE [email protected] STORIABYBEEDIE.COM Get more info at teverton.com A STORIED COLLECTION OF 39 QUALITY CRAFTED HOMES COMING TO BURNABY HEIGHTS. Artist rendering only and may be subject to change. E & O.E. AUTHENTICITY IS KEY IN LEADING A MEANINGFUL LIFE – AND IT’S A VALUE WOVEN INTO STORIA. Stories are a natural part of craftsmanship – the knowledge passed down through generations, the integrity connected to handmade products, the families building dreams together. Storia captures this timeless art in a collection of 39 homes in Burnaby Heights, proudly presented by award-winning local developer Beedie Living as part of their 65-year legacy. Like any carefully handcrafted item, homes at Storia will be appreciated for years to come. Get more info at teverton.com ADELE RAE FLORIST CAFFÉ ARTIGIANO THE WORKSHOP VEGETARIAN CAFÉ A COMMUNITY OF CHARM AND HISTORY. Storia joins an established community in Burnaby Heights, where family-run businesses have prospered for decades. Become a regular at the local grocer, butcher, and café, where you will get to know names, faces, and life stories. The close-knit, walkable community is surrounded by recreation, schools, a community centre, and a wealth of convenience, while downtown Vancouver, Simon Fraser University and Metrotown are only a few minutes away via major roads or transit. CIOFFI’S MEAT MARKET & DELI STEAMWORKS BREW PUB Get more info at teverton.com CO N N EC T TO PA R K S , R ECR E ATI O N , S CH O O L S , A N D EACH OTHER. SIR JOHN FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KOOTENAY BUS LOOP BIKE & WALK EVERYWHERE EMPIRE FIELD EILEEN DAILLY LEISURE POOL & FITNESS CENTRE Get more info at teverton.com DISCOVER A NEIGHBOURHOOD FILLED WITH CONVENIENCE. SCHOOLS 35. Baci Ristorante 1. Rosser Elementary 36. Steamworks Brew Pub 2. Gilmore Elementary 37. La Fontana Ca!é 3. Kitchener Elementary 38. Starbucks 23 Second Narrows 4. Confederation Elementary 39. Lotus Café Park 5. École Alpha Secondary 40. Ca!é Divano Montrose St. 6. Burnaby North Secondary 41. Café Artigiano HWY 1 7. Aubrey Elementary 42. Oui Co!ee House 24 8. École Capitol Hill Elementary 43. Valley Bakery McGill 9. Holy Cross Elementary 44. Chez Christophe Park 18 Harbour View 10. Parkcrest Preschool Burnaby Heights McGill St. Park Park SHOPS & SERVICES 19 2 0 M I N Scenic Park 11. Parkcrest Elementary 22 45. Safeway 12. Brentwood Park Elementary 25 46. BC Liquor Store 12 13. Brentwood Preschool min drive 47. RBC downtown Rosser Ave. Madison Ave. 14. YUS Montessori School Macdonald Ave. Carleton Ave. N Burnaby Heights 1 0 M I N Confederation Park Capitol Hill 48. Cio"’s Meat Market and Deli BOUNDARY RD. N. PARKS & TRAILS 49. Red Apple Market 20 2 15. Brentwood Park 50. Canada Post 1 4 16. Beecher Park 51. Shoppers Drug Mart Gamma Ave. 10 17. Kensington Park 52. L’Atelier Gift Shop 58 min drive to SFU 18. McGill Park 53. Adele Rae Florist 62 37 41 39 50 60 34 30 38 51 64 54 32 44 19. Burnaby Heights Park 54. The Barker Barber Inc. 7A EAST HASTINGS ST. 14 8 52 53 43 31 29 48 28 49 27 26 33 20. Confederation Park 46 40 35 47 42 7A EAST HASTINGS ST. 7A AMENITIES 45 7A 21. Willingdon Heights Park 55. Kensington Pitch and Putt 56 22. Harbourview Park Frances St. 56. Kensignton Outdoor Pool 23. Trans Canada Trail 57. Kensignton Park Complex and Rink Georgia St. 6 24. O! Leash Trails 55 58. Eileen Dailly Leisure Pool 25. Scenic Park Macdonald Ave. Union St. and Fitness Centre Kensington Park DELTA AVE. BOUNDARY RD. GILMORE AVE. HOLDOM AVE. 59. Steve Nash Fitness Centre Venables St. SPRINGER AVE. 17 RESTAURANTS Willingdon Heights WILLINGDON AVE. 5 57 & CAFÉS 60. McGill Public Library PARKER ST. PARKER ST. 26. Kazu Japanese Restaurant 61. Brentwood Town Centre & SkyTrain Napier St. 7 27. Anton’s Pasta Bar 62. Kootenay Bus Loop 36 Beecher 28. Gray Olive Cafeteria 63. Willingdon Community Centre Park Brentwood 29. Pear Tree Restaurant 64. Confederation Community Centre 21 Charles St. 16 3 30. Butchers Bloock BBQ 15 31. Blenburn Soda Fountain min drive Kitchener St. Willingdon Heights Kitchener St. 15 Metrotown & Confectionery Park Brentwood 12 13 32. Sushi Bar Kilala Park 9 63 33. Romana Pizza and Steak House Graveley St. 59 61 10 11 34. L’Artista Italiano Get more info at teverton.com Artist rendering only and may be subject to change. E & O.E. ARCHITECTURE INSPIRED BY A LEGACY O F C R A F T S M A N S H I P. The modern #ve-storey building, crowned with rooftop patios, pairs residential with retail in a form designed by award-winning Chris Dikeakos Architects. To complement the West Coast, the striking façade features basalt brick and architecturally elegant composite aluminum panel. With a history of building homes for good, Beedie Living enlists Beedie Construction to ensure consistency of quality, durability, and integrity. Get more info at teverton.com ELEVATING EACH DAY WITH LIGHT AND FRESH AIR. PRIVATE AND COMMUNITY ROOFTOP TERRACES TO TAKE IN PANORAMIC CITY AND MOUNTAIN VIEWS. From day to night, the rooftop is an idyllic setting for friends, family, or solitude, with views stretching to the south and north. Here, landscaped planters provide privacy, while built-in gas and water bibs allow for gardening and entertaining. PRIVATE SOUTH-FACING PENTHOUSE ROOFTOP TERRACE Artist rendering only and may be subject to change. E & O.E. Get more info at teverton.com SOUTH FACING VIEWS FROM PENTHOUSE LEVEL V I E WS TO B E A D M I R E D FO R YEARS TO COME. Get more info at teverton.com YOUR BACKDROP FO R LI FE I S EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE. Artist rendering only and may be subject to change. E & O.E. From one-bedroom plus den to three-bedroom plus den, spacious layouts at Storia are expertly designed to maximize A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DETAILS THAT MATTER. your living experience. You will #nd an e"cient use of space, with lots of room to spare. Following traditional values, BRIGHT CHEF-INSPIRED PRIVATE CLEVER high quality and meticulous attention to detail are applied throughout. Style inspiration can be traced to nature, with OUTLOOK KITCHENS SANCTUARY ORGANIZATION Windows frame picturesque views Walk-through kitchens with Homes feature a luxurious ensuite Throughout, ample storage is designer-curated Light and Dark colour palettes to select from. Your home plays a signi#cant role in your story – and of city and mountains. Outstanding an integrated Fisher & Paykel where you can unwind and relax. integrated into the design. Enjoy design is always within sight – refrigerator, Bosch wall oven and Details such as in-$oor heating and closets with built-in shelving and at Storia, great design moves your life forward. envisioned by renowned urbanites gas cook top, a full-height pantry, niches in the shower elevate your drawers, medicine cabinets in and Mother Nature. and contemporary style, will experience. bathrooms, magic corner cabinets in stimulate your culinary inclinations. kitchens, and a den in every home. Get more info at teverton.com ORCHID, RICHMOND BEEDIE BY DESIGN. DESIGNED TO IMPRESS. We exceed expectations by incorporating meaningful details that provide signi#cant impact. From curated amenity spaces to interior features, we design homes to be proud of. STATION SQUARE, BURNABY DESIGNED FOR LIVING. From concept to $oorplans, we put you at the forefront of design. We thoughtfully craft dynamics to ensure maximum livability and comfort for you to grow in place. DESIGNED FOR COMMUNITY. Community means more than a group of homes. In collaboration with thought-leaders and community partners, we create inclusive communities to provide you with the best experience. Our work has real human purpose. DESIGNED FOR PEACE OF MIND. We deliver homes that stand the test of time. Our industry-leading integrated development, construction, and customer care team will surpass your expectations. We build for good, with the long-term in mind. BEEDIE SERVICE PLUS(TM), OUR INDUSTRY-LEADING CUSTOMER CARE TEAM Get more info at teverton.com B E E D I E . B U I LT FO R GOOD. STATION SQUARE, BURNABY Recognized by the Urban Development Institute as an award-winning community builder, Beedie Living has earned the trust of homeowners and grown a reputation through a 65-year legacy of building thriving communities. Everything we build, from curated public spaces to thoughtfully designed interior features, is built to positively in$uence the well-being of people, commerce, and communities. Built for today. Built for tomorrow. Built for good. AN AWARD-WINNING BUILDER BEST SUBURBAN HIGH-RISE THE AUSTIN, COQUITLAM CROWN, COQUITLAM ORCHID, RICHMOND Get more info at teverton.com BUILDING COMMUNITIES. TOGETHER. An industry leader in Metro Vancouver, Beedie has been building thriving communities for over 65 years. From our custom homes to our “built-to-suit” industrial developments, our team of experienced tradespeople allows us to maintain the highest level of craftsmanship and quality. Specializing in a broad range of building types including mixed-use residential hi-rise, o"ce, retail and entertainment facilities, Chris Dikeakos Architects Inc. has transformed skylines across the West Coast of North America. CDA has been recognized with some of the design and development industry’s highest honours, most recently for UDI’s best urban and suburban hi-rises for Metro Vancouver in 2018. 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    B1 Celebrating the past building the future Burnaby School District 41 Centennial Anniversary 1906 - 2006 What’s Inside • Our Early Years • Our Growth Years • Our Leadership • Our Current Years • Our Future Glancing Back . Quality public education has been a community expectation since the first meeting of the Burnaby School Board in 1906. The legacy of quality education and lifelong learning in Burnaby, which began with the amalgamation of early one-room schoolhouses and continues today in 48 schools and a number of district programs, makes us all proud of our vibrant neighbourhood schools, diverse programs and services and, most importantly, solid student achievement. Join us as we celebrate and reflect upon our first 100 years. The 2006 – 2008 Board of School Trustees Back row, left to right: Ron Burton (Chair), Larry Hayes, Tony Coccia, Richard Lee Front row, left to right: Kathy Corrigan (Vice-Chair), Diana Mumford, Helen Chang B2 Celebrating The Burnaby School District’s history is linked to that of the City of Burnaby. Burnaby was incorporated on September 22, 1892 with a population of 300 and the first Burnaby school was built two years later, in 1894. “It came from the same need to take care of the community and take care of the children,” said Jim Wolf, City of Burnaby historian. Before 1894, children living in Burnaby either attended off to school in Vancouver or New Westminster, but that became unpalatable for some Burnaby residents. “To let your child go with a pail lunch and then send them off on muddy roads, where they were threatened by bears and cougars – there was a need to send them to school closer to home,” said Wolf.