The Globe and Mail WALLACE IMMEN Published March 16, 2021
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In launching the redevelopment of a pair of office towers in Burnaby, B.C., Slate Asset Management is promoting added amenities, including a fitness centre and outdoor terraces between the two buildings, as attractions designed to entice employees back to the office.
With renovations set to begin in July, more than 10 per cent of the Capital Point complex at 4330 Kingsway Ave. in Burnaby’s Metrotown will be devoted to tenant amenities such as a double-height lobby in a shared podium at the base of the 10- and 19-storey buildings. Other additions will include a private courtyard with an outdoor kitchen, fitness centre, sun loungers for employees, bookable boardrooms and flexible meeting rooms.
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Piles of dirty snow are a Canadian kid s kingdom
Every winter, tucked behind churches and at the edges of parking lots, you ll find temporary kingdoms for Canadian children who get a thrill from scaling filthy piles of snow that have been pushed off parking lots.
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Posted: Jan 13, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 13
Four-year-old Nico Huck Fraser and her seven-year-old brother Frank Huck Fraser discover the magic of this pile of dirty snow in Regina s Heritage neighbourhood. (Nichole Huck/CBC)