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Surrey’s Spice Trail highlights the city’s multicultural dining scene, connecting visitors with local restaurants while
AI and automation are reshaping Canada’s job market. Learn which careers are at risk, which
Prince Rupert launches the world’s first 2025 hydrogen truck. The Hyundai XCIENT will operate between
Vernon’s Cassandra Brown helped Canada win the FIBA 3x3 Women’s Series stop in France, securing
Clara Ding, 14, from White Rock, has been named to Team Canada for the World
Thomas Müller scored a stoppage-time winner in his first start for the Vancouver Whitecaps, sealing
The City of Surrey has partnered with Surrey United Soccer Club on a 30-year lease
Williams Lake’s Kai Pare, 16, won two gold medals in wrestling at the 2025 Canada
Major projects like the SkyTrain, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), and new sports complexes are reshaping
Surrey is stepping into the spotlight as one of the region’s fastest-growing urban centers. Once
Fifteen B.C. golf courses made Canada’s Top 100, led by Capilano (#8) and Sagebrush (#10).
The White Rock 13U AAA Tritons won the B.C. provincial championship and went on to
A chance encounter in a car park may have saved a man’s life after a woman spotted a suspicious mole. Quick action led to a melanoma diagnosis and surgery. A Life Saved in a Split Second It was an ordinary day in Canterbury for 75-year-old Chris Long—until a brief moment changed everything. While returning to […]
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Legendary Canadian singer, actor, and author Jane Mortifee will perform live at Peninsula Productions’ black box theatre in White Rock on August 17. While the 2 p.m. matinee show is sold out, limited tickets remain for the 7 p.m. concert. Mortifee, known for her decades-long career and collaborations with artists like David Foster and Ray Charles, will be joined by veteran Vancouver musicians Bill Sample and Darlene Cooper.
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Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) is hosting summer music camps this August at its Surrey campus for youth aged 5 to 17. The World Rhythms Camp (Aug. 11–15) offers hands-on percussion experiences for children, while the Teen Singing Camp (Aug. 5–8 & Aug. 18–22) focuses on vocal training and performance skills. Led by KPU’s music department as part of its community-focused rebranding, the camps aim to nurture creativity and musical talent through interactive, inclusive programming. Registration is open on KPU’s website.
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Surrey is fast becoming Metro Vancouver’s second urban core, driven by booming job growth, population shift, and rising development potential.
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Surrey is buzzing this August with a full slate of cultural, musical, and family-friendly events. The city is hosting a dynamic mix of free and ticketed experiences across parks, theatres, and community venues. Highlights include the Surrey Latin Festival, performances by global stars like Kailash Kher and Pritom Hasan, local theatre productions, multicultural festivals, Movies Under the Stars, and food and art markets. Events run throughout August and cater to all ages, with tickets and full schedules available online.
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A 190-million-year-old ichthyosaur fossil from Fernie, B.C., is now confirmed as North America’s most complete Early Jurassic marine reptile. A Prehistoric Discovery Resurfaces in a Big Way It’s not every day that a fossil discovered over a century ago makes waves in the science world—but that’s exactly what’s happening with a marine reptile affectionately dubbed […]
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The City of Surrey has appointed former RCMP Assistant Commissioner Brian Edwards as General Manager of its newly formed public safety department, effective August 25. Edwards, who led Surrey RCMP from 2020 to 2024 and most recently served as Lower Mainland District Commander, will oversee the integration of Surrey Police Service, Surrey Fire, and bylaw enforcement. His top priority will be guiding the city’s ongoing policing transition. The city has yet to issue a formal public statement.
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A roller hockey tournament in memory of Markus Schouten raises over $150K for Canuck Place Children’s Hospice, turning grief into purpose and action. A Summer Hockey Game Becomes a Legacy of Love In Chilliwack, B.C., a group of tight-knit young men did something remarkable: they turned their heartbreak into hope. What began as a simple […]
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A man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after a police standoff at a South Surrey residence near 158 Street and 20 Avenue. Richmond RCMP alerted Surrey Police Service (SPS) around 2 p.m. about a potentially armed man. SPS officers, with support from a police dog unit and RCMP helicopter, contained the area. After successful negotiations, the man surrendered and was taken into custody without incident. The investigation is ongoing.
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Opposition slams B.C. government over inaction on Surrey extortion crisis; calls grow for urgency, funding, and trust-building.
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