North Delta Service Sectors

1. THE SERVICE SECTORS IN NORTH
DELTA, BRITISH COLUMBIA
BY, ARMAN DOSANJH
#300322944
(Sign of Welcome to North Delta, Nordel way, BC, Smith, 2019)

2. SERVICE SECTORS IN NORTH DELTA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Public Service Sectors
Sands Secondary School .……………………………………………………………………………. 4-6
North Delta Recreation Centre ………………………………………………………………………. 7-8
Delsom Park ………….………………………………………………………………………………. 9-10
Commercial Service Sectors (Profit/Private)
Aya Barbershop …………………………………………………………………………………….....12-13
Immaculate Conception School ……………………………………………………………………….. 14-15
Cactus Club Café …………………………………………………………………………………….. 16-17
Volunteer Service Sectors (Non-profit)
Hillside Club (Boys and girls club of Southcoast BC) …………………………………………………. 19-20
Delta Minor Ball Hockey Association …………………………………………………………………. 21-22
North Delta Soccer Club …………………………………………………..………………………….. 23-24

3. PUBLIC SERVICE
SECTORS
(North Delta Recreation Centre, North Delta, Archello, 2016)

4. SANDS
SECONDARY
SCHOOL
(Sands Secondary School Logo, Delta School District Website, N/A, 2022)
Address: 10840 82 Ave, Delta, BC V4C 2B3
Sands Secondary school is a public sector located in North Delta, British
Columbia. Sands Secondary is a public sector because it is a
“communal good of society – enhancing the quality of life and well-
being of citizens” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 3). The provincial government
created the school to “indirectly or directly delivers leisure and
recreation services” to provide a better life for the citizens that attend
(Lunn, 2022, Pg. 3). The school helps with recreation and leisure through
reading in the library, playing team sports, woodshop, metal shop, and
many more elective classes that are enjoyable for the students. The
recreation is created to help reinforce values, establish/maintain a
healthy lifestyle, opportunity to unfortunate individuals who many be
poor, physically or mentally disabled, and provide recreation at an
affordable cost or free through the school programs (Lunn, 2022). The
school has clubs and playing times after schools for individuals to drop
by and play the activity they love for no charge compared to private
sectors who profit and cost more money.
Public Sector:

5. SANDS SECONDARY SCHOOL CONT.
Sands Secondary school is connected to education, recreation, and coaching. Sands is connected to
education as the school provides classes for learning and future purposes such as math, science,
English, and physical education classes. Physical education is important to develop the
basic/advanced physical literacy as students are older, they should become more capable knowing
all the basics and further enhance them. It is important for them to achieve physical competence to
gain confidence in not only the activity but in other aspects of life and create motivation to
obtain/value knowledge (Lunn, 2022). Students come to school everyday with the opportunity to get
closer to becoming their ideal self-image such as improving there listening, studying, reading,
fundamental movements, and many more life skills. They all obtain a different actual self-image but
may be working towards the same ideal self-image as everyone has a different story of their life
(Lunn, 2022).
Connections:

6. SANDS SECONDARY SCHOOL CONT.
Sands is involved with participACTION which was created in 1971as they made it is a requirement for
individuals in order to graduate high school (Lunn, 2022). This has helped many students physical and
mental health through active activities.
The connection through recreation is that they have many recreation activities as some were mentioned
earlier are fine arts, painting, sports, games, reading, woodshop, computer technology, and many
more. Recreation is achieved by allowing everyone accessibility, opportunity, equal service provision,
offer’s a barrier-free environment and has effective communication channels (Lunn, 2022).
Coaching through Sands secondary school mostly consists through physical education and the school
sports teams/clubs. The two streams from the national coaching certification program (NCCP) are
instruction and competition depending on the age group as grade 8-9 are learning and 10-12 are
competing (CAOC , 2020). They are all following the five core competences problem solving, valuing,
critical thinking, leading, and interacting (CAOC, 2020). They have also given graduated students
opportunities to better their life skills by allowing them to develop as coaches.
Connections:

7. NORTH DELTA
RECREATION
CENTRE
(Sunset & flower angle of North Delta Rec Centre, North Delta, City of Delta, 2022)
Address: 11415 84 Ave, Delta, BC V4C 2L9
The North Delta Recreation Centre (NDRC) is a public sector located
in North Delta, British Columbia. The NDRC is a modern designed rec
centre for individuals who want to establish and maintain their healthy
lifestyle (Lunn, 2022). The NDRC was funded by the municipal
government to “directly deliver leisure and recreation services” for all
the individuals that would like to attend at a cheap cost (Lunn, 2022,
Pg. 3). The NDRC includes a gymnasium, weight room, studio,
swimming pool, and an ice rink as well. One membership gives access
to all the variety of sections at the rec Centre, and they can go as
much as they want to which is mostly catered towards young adults.
The costs for a daily drop in is free for everyone under the age of 18,
but around 5 dollars for anyone older. The low prices are subsided by
the municipal government who “[acts] as a catalyst for recreation
development in the community [and encourages] the development of
recreation programs and facilities” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 5). The NDRC
“services is dependent upon citizen participation, the commitment and
capability of the community volunteers” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 6).
Public Sector:

8. NORTH DELTA RECREATION CENTRE CONT.
Connections:
The North Delta Recreation Centre is connected to education, recreation, and coaching. The NDRC is
linked to education because through playing sports or lifting weight no matter the activity one has a
chance to learn. The learn can be as little as learning how to appropriately communicate with others or
someone may explain how each muscle group is being used. There is always a time or place where one
can receive knowledge through activities at the rec centre.
Recreation is the main reason for the NDRC for the general public mostly students to better themselves
through free programs, swimming, basketball, lifting weights, ice skating, and ball hockey. The recreation
centre makes sure that every activity is accessible to everyone, opportunity, equal service provision,
offer’s a barrier-free environment and has effective communication channels (Lunn, 2022). They help
individuals mental and physical health which is great for one’s overall health. Many may also attend the
rec centre to push their actual self to become their ideal self-image if that’s through swimming, working
out or any other activity available (Lunn, 2022).
Coaching may take place when a less experienced individual meet an experienced individual who may
give them pointers on how to become better at a skill they’re trying to obtain. A great example is by
helping them see a different perspective as they develop their five core competences problem solving,
valuing, critical thinking, leading, and interacting (CAOC, 2020).

9. DELSOM PARK
“DENNIS ELSOM TURF”
(Soccer ball on the corner kick of field, Delsom Park, Arman Dosanjh, 2019)
Address: 11311 84 Ave, Delta, BC V4C
Public Sector:
Delsom Park “Dennis Elsom Turf” is a public sector located in North
Delta, British Columbia. It was initially called Delsom Park but officially
it is now called “Dennis Elsom Turf.” Delsom park is a public sector
because it the municipal government directly delivers recreation
services to the community as it is free of charge to go play on (Lunn,
2022). The general public can use the field for whatever activity they
attend to as long as its appropriate and bind to the field rules. One
can go and play multiple sports whenever they like as it “enhances the
quality of life and well-being of citizens” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 3). The park
has soccer nets, batting corner for baseball/softball, and field hockey
nets that may be used by the individuals if they need to. The field is
great to play recreation activities and develop physical literacy by
developing physical competence through different sports/activities,
after gaining confidence they may start to feel more motivated to
value new knowledge (Lunn, 2022). The park is great for “bringing
beauty to an area while giving people satisfaction and improving their
quality of life” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 4).

10. DELSOM PARK ”DENNIS ELSOM TURF” CONT.
Connections:
Delsom Park is connected to recreation, and coaching. Dennis Elsom turf field is more recreational as it is a
full soccer field/practice baseball/softball field which can be utilized in many ways. The field is open to
the general public as the municipal government helps through taxes pay for the field to be free to
everyone. The field is utilized to develop one's lifestyle mentally and physically as it is accessible to
everyone, provide opportunity, equal service provision, offer’s a barrier-free environment and has
effective communication channels (Lunn, 2022). The park is a nice way to get away from reality for people
and “can contribute to the environment health of our communities [which]is an essential, life-sustaining role”
(Lunn, 2022, Pg. 4). The field may help unfortunate individuals who many be poor, physically or mentally
disabled, and provide recreation for free through the school taxes (Lunn, 2022).
Delsom Park is effective when it comes to coaching through recreational sports such as parents or volunteers
with experience teaching the individuals with less experience. This gives the users a chance to develop their
five core competences problem solving, valuing, critical thinking, leading, and interacting (CAOC, 2020).
The field is also utilized for organized/community games which can help users competitively and
instructionally as well (CAOC, 2020).

11. COMMERCIAL SERVICE
SECTORS
(PROFIT/PRIVATE)
(Cactus Club parking lot at night, North Delta, Arman Dosanjh, 2022)

12. AYA BARBER
& STYLISTS
(Outside of barbershop, North Delta, Akash Dosanjh, 2022)
Address: 9455 120 St, Delta, BC V4C 6S2
Commercial Service Sector:
Aya Barber & Stylists is a profit commercial service sector located in
North Delta, British Columbia. Aya Barber & Stylists is a profit
commercial service sector because it is a “recreation for which the
consumer pays and for which the supplier expects to make a profit” at
their own facility (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 6). Aya barbershop is a recreation
service as they give a haircut or line up beard for the person to get
paid in return of the service. The commercial service benefits both
sides as the persona getting the haircut feels better about themselves
which helps them with their confidence. When going to the barbershop
one is not, pleased with their actual self-image as the hair is not ideal,
so attending the barbershop helps reach closer to become the ideal
self-image in their head (Lunn, 2022). The barbershop costs vary on
the haircut, beard, and the time it takes to perform as it cuts into other
client’s appointment times. The main barber is the individual owner of
the shop and is available to anyone who can afford it.

13. AYA BARBER & STYLISTS CONT.
Connections:
Aya Barber and Stylists is only connected to leisure and recreational. It is a leisure/recreation
activity as most people go to have a good time. People to to socialize with their barbers and the
others that are also attending. It is a commercial service which makes the person who's paying feel
better after the service is completed. The commercial recreation provides “quality products/services,
[remains] affordable, [offers] unique products/services, [recognizes] leisure/recreation trends/fads,
aware of social trends and demographics” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 8). When getting a haircut, one may feel
relaxed, gain life satisfaction, and achieve their full potential as it helps them in more than their
physical appearance (Lunn, 2022). The commercial recreation service provides access to everyone,
provide opportunities for jobs, ensure equal service provision, offer a barrier-free environment, and
consist of effective communication channels (Lunn, 2022).

14. IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION
SCHOOL
(The Immaculate Conception School building, Immaculate Conception School Website,
Jacob, 2021)
Address: 8840 119 St, Delta, BC V4C 6M4
Commercial Service Sector
Immaculate is a private commercial service sector located in North
Delta, British Columbia. Immaculate is a private commercial service
sector because it is run by individuals and corporations instead of the
government (Lunn, 2022). The people that attend the school must be
able to afford the prices as they are profiting off each student by
paying their employees then having cash left to pocket in the end. The
Immaculate conception school is intended to make profit for their
organization as they provide at their own facilty. The service they
provide is a school structured differently than the public school run by
governments and a catholic independent elementary school. The school
has a BC education saving plan to help with the expenses of attending
the school by allowing $1200 per child (Jacob, 2021).

15. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL CONT.
Connections:
Immaculate Conception school is connected to education, recreation, and coaching. Immaculate
Conception is linked to education as they provide learning including English, math, science, physical
education, and religion (catholic) classes. In the classes they learn to better their knowledge for their
personal development which leads us over to recreation. Immaculate Conception has many recreation
activities including sports programs, performing arts, singing, chores, painting, reading, and colouring as
well. All these recreation activities are accessible to everyone at the school, provides them opportunities,
ensures equal service provision, offers a barrier-free environment, and consists of effective communication
channels (Lunn, 2022). It is important for the children to grow/develop their basic physical literacy
through these recreational activities to be able to learn physical competence, then develop confidence
and value knowledge (Lunn, 2022). Ultimately, “recreation lifestyles creates learning experiences that
foster deeper understanding and respect” especially for children at a younger age who like playing and
being active (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 20). The coaching aspect relates to the sports/athletics program where the
coaches teach them new fundamental movements. The factor to take out is as they are in elementary
minimal learning can only be accomplished thus only instruction stage of athlete development can occur
(CAOC, 2020).

16. CACTUS
CLUB CAFÉ
Chocolate peanut butter crunch bar, North Delta Cactus Club Café, Arman Dosanjh,
2022)
Address: 7907 120 St, Delta, BC V4C 6N6
Commercial Service Sector:
Cactus Club Café is a profit commercial service sector located in
North Delta, British Columbia. Cactus Club Café is a profit
commercial service sector because it is run by individuals and
corporations instead of the government (Lunn, 2022). The owner of
the Cactus Club Café makes the decisions supposed to the
government which is why they try to profit as much as possible. It is a
commercial service sector that caters “for innovative leisure and
recreation goods, supplies, and services” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 6). Cactus
Club is catered towards the general public/anyone that can afford it
as they provide services at their own facilities (Lunn, 2022). There are
five categories of commercial recreation services and Cactus Club lies
under hospitality/food along with entertainment services as they play
sports games on the televisions (Lunn, 2022). The customers that
attend expect high quality service and have a strong desire to eat
their food (Lunn, 2022).

17. CACTUS CLUB CAFÉ CONT.
Connections:
Cactus Club Café is only connected to recreation/leisure due to most people going to have a good time
by socializing and hanging out with their friends. As a recreation activity it is accessible to everyone,
provides opportunities for employment, ensures equal service provision, offers a barrier-free
environment, and consists of effective communication channels (Lunn, 2022). The tables are clean, lighting
is dimmed and use candles to set the mood of a cozy vibe. Cactus Club may be a way for an individual
to there manage stress by relaxing and “revitalization through the opportunity of leisure/recreation”
(Lunn, 2022, Pg. 4). Cactus Club provide quality products/services, remain affordable, offer unique
products, recognize leisure/recreation trends, be aware of social trends and demographics (Lunn, 2022).

18. VOLUNTEER SERVICE
SECTORS (NON-PROFIT)
(My Younger cousin playing soccer, Mackie Park, Rohit Dosanjh, 2022)

19. HILLSIDE CLUB (BOYS
AND GIRLS CLUB OF
SOUTHCOAST BC) (Hillside Club Logo, Twitter, BGC South Coast BC, 2022)
Address: 11339 84 Ave, Delta, BC V4C 2L9
Volunteer Service Sector:
Hillside Club (Boys and girls club of Southcoast BC) is a non-profit
volunteer service sector located in North Delta, British Columbia. The
Hillside Club is a non-profit organization because they use “profit-
making for sustaining services” as the money brought in is used to the
services required (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 8). Being a non-profit organization
special interest group often becomes public good to generate enough
profit to cover the costs (Lunn, 2022). Since Hillside Club is non-profit
majority if not all of the staff members at the club are volunteering there
but the odd person there might be getting paid, but without them the
services would not be available. The Club is meant for the general public
as anyone can join and attend as long as they can pay the fees. The
Hillside Club is a group organization who established/formalized it into
a registered Society in the North Delta Community. It takes place all
year round mostly at the clubhouse building but they go to the NDRC
and Delsom park “Dennis Elsom Turf” as well.

20. HILLSIDE CLUB (BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF
SOUTHCOAST BC)
Connections:
Hillside Club is connected to education and recreation. Hillside Club is connected to education as they
further their learning through technology and work on projects that are more meaningful to them. They
explore a ton of programs related to tech including 3D design/printing, photography, digital/graphic
design, image design/creation, coding, animation, videography, STEM projects, musical instruments and
production (Best Buy Teen Tech Centre, 2021). With all these activities they become more advanced with
technology and learn about many new life skills.
Recreation is in cooperated in the Hillside club through playing games, reading, sports, and many more
programs. Recreation is another way of learn life skills but also developing new perspectives through the
theory of ‘play’ (Lunn, 2022). Everything at the club is accessible to everyone, ensures equal service
provision, offers a barrier-free environment, and consists of effective communication channels (Lunn, 2022).

21. DELTA MINOR
BALL HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION Delta Minor Ball Hockey Logo, DMBHA Website, N/A, 2022)
Address: 7815 112 St, Delta, BC V4C 4V9
Volunteer Service Sector:
The Delta Minor Ball Hockey Association (DMBHA) is in North Delta,
British Columbia. The DMBHA is a non-profit volunteer service sector
which they use “profit-making for sustaining services” as the money
brought in is used to the services required (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 8). In the
sport of ball hockey all the money obtained from the athletes go
towards refs, floor time, score keepers, jersey deposits, team picture and
the left over is usually utilized for energy drinks like Gatorade. Being a
non-profit organization companies and sponsors often becomes public
good to generate enough profit to lower the costs (Lunn, 2022). As a
non-profit organization the coaches and helps are likely volunteers or
athlete's parents. The targeted group is the general public ages 19 or
under to play in the league along with peope who can afford it. People
that are older can become refs through the DMBHA referee program.
The prices to play is a reasonable amount as the more kids that play the
cheaper the price. The DMBHA organization runs the whole league from
April to June after ice hockey is over as it takes place at Sungod/NDRC.

22. DELTA MINOR BALL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Connections:
The Delta Minor Ball Hockey Association (DMBHA) is connected to recreation and coaching. DMBHA is
related to recreation as it is sport being played for the enjoyment of the kids the likely fulfill their ideal
self-image. It is a recreation connection because it is accessible to everyone in the general public, ensures
equal service provision, offers a barrier-free environment, and consists of effective communication channels
(Lunn, 2022). ParticipACTION created in 1971 was made for these organization for children to get into a
healthy lifestyle and maintain it through recreational activities such as ball hockey. The Canadian sport
policy “challenged all stakeholders to enhance participation, excellence, capacity, and interaction in sport”
as the DMBHA follows the same policies (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 26).
Moreover, coaching for youth sports was important for the development of the athletes in community sports,
competition, and instruction stage depending what age group they are (CAOC, 2020). When the parents
are coaching the athletes its important for them to be problem-solving, valuing, critically thinking, leading,
and interacting with one another (CAOC, 2020). As the parent coaches the DMBHA is strict on the parents
to ensure the Canadian sports policy are being followed.

23. NORTH DELTA
FOOTBALL
CLUB North Delta Football Club Logo, NDFC Website, N/A, 2020
Address: 11284, 87th Ave, Delta, BC
Volunteer Service Sector:
The North Delta Football Club (NDFC) is in North Delta, British
Columbia. The NDFC is a non-profit volunteer service sector as they
use “profit-making for sustaining services” the money paid by athletes
is used for the services required (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 8). The organization
group that runs the league is the NDFC with a bunch of community
members building a better future for the kids. The personal targeted
by the club is ages 19 and under to give them the opportunity to play
at an affordable price. The services they provide is exhibitions,
tournaments, regular season, and playoff games. The money given is
put towards the referees, linemen (depends on age), tournament fees,
and field costs. All the non-profit sectors including NDFC “rely on
members, know their membership, invest in leisure/recreation, invest in
the future, focus on fundraising, seek public sector assistance, and
establish an organizational culture (Lunn, 2022).

24. NORTH DELTA FOOTBALL CLUB
Connections:
The North Delta Football Club (NDFC) is connected to recreation and coaching. NDFC is intertwined with
recreation as it is utilized to develop one's lifestyle mentally and physically as it is accessible to everyone,
provide opportunity, equal service provision, offer’s a barrier-free environment and has effective
communication channels (Lunn, 2022). The NDFC key takeaways is to let the kids have fun and develop their
fundamental skills. As a non-profit and voluntary “describe recreation organizations because it has been
studied from different academic fields or disciplines” (Lunn, 2022, Pg. 8). The recreation factors help the
children escape reality such as long days at school as they get to have fun playing a sport they enjoy and
desire to play to become their ideal self-image they are trying to achieve (Lunn, 2022).
Coaching is connected to the NDFC as all the teams in the league have a parent coach or a volunteer coach
training the team no matter what level they are at in the community sport, competition or instruction stage of
learning (CAOC, 2020). NDFC just like the other non-profit leagues look to develop or maintain the five
competences in the NCCP coaching workbook problem-solving, valuing, critical thinking, leading and
interacting with teammates/coaches appropriately.

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