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Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson has been officially inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame’s
Legendary sportscaster Jim Hughson has officially joined the BC Sports Hall of Fame Class of
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson has officially joined the BC Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of
Legendary sportscaster Jim Hughson, the iconic voice behind countless Stanley Cup Finals and Olympic moments,
A serious multi-vehicle crash shut down Highway 1 in both directions between Chilliwack and Hope
Dr. Cayley Velazquez, a Health Science instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), has been named
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson has been officially inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame’s
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson, known for his iconic play-by-play calls across hockey, baseball, and the
Legendary broadcaster Jim Hughson, known for his iconic play-by-play calls across four decades, has been
South Surrey’s rising swim stars made waves at the regional zone meet, delivering record-breaking performances
Vancouver Food Runners is hosting a volunteer info session on Nov. 12 at Surrey Libraries
Fleetwood Park Secondary teacher Derek Fournier has received the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence,
Second suspicious fire at Highway 97 weigh scale prompts RCMP arson probe; BCGEU urges urgent safety action for CVSE officers.
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On July 14, Surrey City Council approved a $2.3 million contract for intersection improvements, including three new roundabouts and a new turning lane. The roundabouts will be located in Newton (68th Ave & 134th St, and 76th Ave & 148th St) and Cloverdale (54th Ave & 188th St), while the upgraded intersection at 64th Ave & 148th St will feature a new southbound right-turn lane.
Mayor Brenda Locke emphasized the city’s commitment to community-driven infrastructure that improves traffic flow and safety. Transportation Director Rafael Villerreal highlighted roundabouts as a safer, more efficient alternative to stop signs or signals. The city continues to expand its road infrastructure as Surrey grows toward becoming B.C.’s largest city.
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Delta Police are investigating a serious motorcycle crash that occurred on Admiral Boulevard in Ladner around 3 a.m. on July 13. The lone rider was critically injured and remains hospitalized. Police are seeking witnesses and any available dash cam or security footage from the area to aid in their investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact DPD at 604-946-4411, referencing file number 2025-13079.
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Cody Rae Haevischer, convicted in the 2007 Surrey Six gang-related killings, has lost a court application to block the Crown from using 210 hours of surveillance footage from the Surrey Pre-trial Centre. The footage, recorded in 2009, was deemed admissible by B.C. Supreme Court Justice Martha Devlin, who ruled it relevant to the ongoing abuse of process hearing. Haevischer alleges misconduct by police, prosecutors, and corrections staff during his original prosecution. His conviction was upheld by the B.C. Court of Appeal in 2021. The evidentiary hearing continues in New Westminster.
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A top dermatologist advises people under 30 to adopt five key skincare habits to maintain youthful skin: daily sunscreen use, incorporating retinoids, applying DNA repair enzymes, quitting smoking, and wearing UV-protective sunglasses. These proactive steps can significantly slow ageing and protect against long-term skin damage. Experts emphasize that prevention in your 20s is more effective than treatment later in life.
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A new MRI-based brain scan, DunedinPACNI, may predict dementia risk and biological ageing years before symptoms appear. Developed using long-term health data, the scan identifies “fast agers” who face significantly higher risks of dementia, chronic illness, and early death. Researchers say the tool could enable preventive interventions in midlife, such as improving diet, sleep, and exercise. Though still under clinical development, the scan could become part of future routine health screenings, marking a shift toward proactive healthcare.
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Hampshire is undergoing a major Local Government Reorganization (LGR) that could reshape local council boundaries for decades. Two competing proposals have emerged: one from Hampshire County Council suggests creating three large mainland councils and keeping the Isle of Wight separate, while a group of 12 borough and district councils proposes forming four smaller, community-focused councils. Both sides have launched public surveys to gather resident input. The decision, deemed historic by local leaders, will influence service delivery, governance, and local representation across the region. Final plans are expected later this year following public consultation.
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Kap’s Café, owned by Indian entertainer Kapil Sharma and his wife Ginni Chatrath, has reopened following a targeted shooting on July 10 in Surrey’s Newton area. At least eight shots were fired at the café around 1:50 a.m., with staff inside but no injuries reported. The café, located at 8496 120 Street, is now operating daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., except Tuesdays. Surrey Police continue to investigate the incident and have not ruled out extortion as a motive. No arrests have been made. Staff thanked the community for its support in a public statement on Instagram.
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A 17-year-old Surrey teen has been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy near Robson Square in downtown Vancouver on July 19. The incident occurred just before 11:40 p.m. near the Vancouver Law Courts. Despite emergency efforts, the victim died in hospital early the next morning. The suspect surrendered to police on July 22 and remains in custody. Charges have not yet been laid. Vancouver Police continue to investigate and are asking the public for dash-cam footage or information related to the incident.
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A verbal dispute broke out on July 20 at Surrey’s Lakshmi Narayan Mandir, stemming from internal tensions over a past temple election. The disagreement between two factions lasted around 30 minutes and did not escalate into violence. Surrey Police responded promptly and ensured the situation remained peaceful. No arrests were made, and there is no active investigation. Temple officials and police confirmed the matter was resolved on-site without charges.
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