August, 2025 - SurreySpeak

Surrey police seek help finding missing 76-year-old man

Surrey police are asking for the public’s help in finding 76-year-old William Haworth, who went missing on August 27 in the Fraser Heights area. He was last seen around 12:30 p.m. in the 16200-block of Glenwood Crescent wearing a white baseball cap, blue shirt, black shorts, and white sneakers. Police say he may appear confused or disoriented, raising concern for his safety. Anyone with information is urged to call the Surrey Police Service at 604-599-0502 and quote file 25-49157 (SU). If located, the public is encouraged to stay with him until officers arrive.

ayush
August 28, 2025
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Crime

Man With Box Cutter Arrested Outside BC Lions Facility

Police arrested a man with a box cutter near the BC Lions facility in Surrey. No injuries reported as investigation continues.

shivani
August 28, 2025
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Feature

Surrey mayor reassures Rotary Clubs about Fieldhouse future

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke clarifies Rotary Clubs are not being evicted from Rotary Fieldhouse, ensuring office and meeting space remains secure.

shivani
August 28, 2025
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Events

Crane Rodeo Returns to Surrey with Biggest Show Yet

Surrey’s Falcon Crane Rodeo returns Sept. 6 with thrilling contests, family fun, free food, and Canada’s largest crane competition.

shivani
August 28, 2025
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German star Thomas Müller lifts Vancouver Whitecaps with late-game heroics at BC Place, pushing the club closer to MLS playoffs.

Sports

Müller’s Magic Ignites Whitecaps’ Playoff Dream

Thomas Müller scored a stoppage-time winner in his first start for the Vancouver Whitecaps, sealing a 3-2 victory over St. Louis CITY SC and moving the team within reach of an MLS playoff berth.

john
August 28, 2025
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Sports

Surrey Unveils 30-Year Plan for New Cloverdale Sports Facility

The City of Surrey has partnered with Surrey United Soccer Club on a 30-year lease to build a new covered training facility at Cloverdale Athletic Park. Valued at over $2.1M with $400K in city support, the project will replace part of the current gravel field, adding year-round training space. Construction is set to start by April 2026 and finish that June, boosting sports access for Surrey athletes and the community.

john
August 28, 2025
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Wrestler Kai Pare of Williams Lake wins double gold and carries Team BC’s flag at the 2025 Canada Summer Games closing ceremony.

Sports

Williams Lake’s Kai Pare Shines as Team BC Flagbearer

Williams Lake’s Kai Pare, 16, won two gold medals in wrestling at the 2025 Canada Summer Games and was named Team BC’s flagbearer for the closing ceremony. Her leadership and strong performances highlight her as one of Canada’s rising wrestling talents.

john
August 27, 2025
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Travel

SkyTrain, BRT, and Sports Hubs Drive City’s Big Leap

Major projects like the SkyTrain, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), and new sports complexes are reshaping the city. These developments promise faster travel, healthier lifestyles, and stronger community spirit. Together, they mark a bold leap toward modern urban living and long-term growth.

dipanshu
August 27, 2025
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Feature

Central City Fun Park Unveils Huge Expansion

Central City Fun Park is gearing up for its biggest upgrade yet. The expansion will introduce thrilling roller coasters, family-friendly attractions, and brand-new entertainment zones. Locals and tourists alike are buzzing with excitement, as the park prepares to become an even larger hub for fun and adventure. While the official launch date remains under wraps, anticipation is already sky-high.

dipanshu
August 27, 2025
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Lifestyle

Surrey’s Urban Boom: A City on the Rise

Surrey is stepping into the spotlight as one of the region’s fastest-growing urban centers. Once seen as a quiet suburb, the city is now thriving with new businesses, cultural festivals, and fresh opportunities. Highlighted in Medium’s Urban Living blog, Surrey is celebrated for its diversity, strong community spirit, and rapid development. With new transit links, expanding job markets, and a lively mix of arts and entertainment, Surrey’s surge makes it not just a place to live—but a place to belong.

dipanshu
August 27, 2025
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