Holiday Camps & Centres à Burlington, ON

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Burlington Public Libraries & Branches

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2331 New Street, Burlington, L7R 1J4

(905) 639-3611

A BPL Library Card is available at no charge to people who live, work, or attend school in Burlington, pay property taxes here, or live in Halton Region.

Sidrabene Retreat Centre

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5100 Appleby Line, Burlington, L7M 0P5

(905)335-3849

Originally conceived as a summer camp for the congregation's youth and a meeting place for exiled Latvians after WWII, the property has since taken on many different roles. In addition to approx. 60 seasonal cabins, several multi-purpose dwellings have been added to expand the property's usefulness, including a large main event hall with full industrial kitchen, Tuck Shop/Cafe and a swimming area featuring a salt water pool and splash pad. For the past 15 years, it has also served as the home of the Halton District School Board's Bronte Creek Environmental Leadership Program. Over the years, Sidrabene's beautiful and unique open-air Chapel has hosted countless weddings, Christenings and Confirmations, and sees twice weekly worship services during the summer months, as the congregation's members take advantage of its spectacular tranquil surroundings.

iFuture Academy

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4265 Thomas Alton Blvd, Burlington, L7M 0M9

(289) 313-9900

Academic Camp, Specialty School, Tutor/Teacher, Learning center

Mountain Equipment Co-OP

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1030 Brant St, Burlington, L7R 0B2

905.333.8559

MEC was conceived by a small group of Canadian climbers who wanted a place to buy gear not carried by conventional retailers: gear for mountaineering, rock climbing, ski touring, and hiking. In August 1971, these six initial members founded Mountain Equipment Co-op. Our design philosophy is a set of principles that guides us through every step of the product development process. It is the foundation for building innovative, functional, and durable MEC-brand products. It takes approximately 18 months for a product to go from initial design to arrival in our stores, and even longer to research and develop new fabrics or technologies. Keeping these ideas in mind through all the development cycles ensures we don't get off route somewhere along the way. Our gear testing program lets us refine the details of MEC designs as well as test different fabrics and materials by giving them a real-world thrashing. And, it just makes sense to set up the tents where they'll weather some storms and toss the wetsuits into the surf to see how they come out. Innovation in product design not only ensures high function in our gear but success in our journey towards environmental sustainability. By choosing lower impact materials and production techniques, we are working to reduce our ecological footprint on the planet. We've established a set of guidelines to distinguish products that use a significant sustainable initiative. We originally identified MEC-brand gear that fits these criteria. Now we've expanded it to include other brand partners who have proven that they follow the same guidelines. How do we decide which materials are used in our products? We analyze them in the MEC testing lab. Tucked around the corner from the busy hub of our design studios and production floor, test guru John Shen manipulates the machines and devices that grade potential components of MEC gear.