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Club Ilia permanently closes at UniverCity

News April 4, 2021

Written by: Emma Jean, Staff Writer Club Ilia, the restaurant on SFU’s UniverCity strip, has permanently closed. This comes after a year of forced closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In its former location, the local pub chain BierCraft opened in early March. In an interview with The Peak, Club Ilia’s owner Fred Soofi said the closure was “a little bit heartbreaking” and wouldn’t have happened without the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in the restaurant’s inability to operate since March 2020.  “[When] I opened Club Ilia 10 years ago, I could see the future. I knew I could not make…

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Club Ilia owner hopes to reopen in Spring 2021 semester

News July 6, 2020

Written by: Paige Riding, News Writer Club Ilia has closed its doors amid the COVID-19 pandemic, not offering takeout or delivery. Despite rumours spreading on social media about the UniverCity bar-and-grill permanently closing, owner and chef Fred Soofi said in…

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New photo exhibition at Club Ilia strikes at the heart of the SFU community

Arts October 5, 2019

By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer In an effort to help foster a strong sense of community on Burnaby Mountain, SFU alumna Jennyfer Chamberland, who works with Club Ilia, has created an ongoing art exhibition in the restaurant, curated from the…

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SFU’s first Streetfest named a “true success”

Peak Web September 23, 2018

Written by: Agnetha de Sa, Peak Associate   SFU held its first annual Streetfest, a collaboration between the university and UniverCity, at the Burnaby campus on September 14. “It was a true success,” commented Streetfest co-chair Mark McLaughlin following the event. McLaughlin…

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Hunt for the best: Burgers of Burnaby campus

Peak Web June 17, 2018

Written and photographed by: Gene Cole  A&W What? The Double Teen Burger Price? $7.99 This fast food company is not exclusive to SFU, but it’s a beneficial starting point for this spread of reviews, because A&W doesn't make an inherently bad…

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