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The 2025 Fortinet Cup Championship, PGA Tour Americas’ season finale, will be held at Morgan
Juliette Busch, a childhood burn survivor and longtime Burn Camp supporter, has joined Surrey Fire
Surrey-raised Arianna Hunsicker earned her first Worlds medal with a bronze in the women’s 50m
Surrey-North Delta Meals on Wheels has been delivering freshly prepared, nutritious meals to residents for
This blog explores Surrey’s best neighbourhoods for 2025, highlighting what locals love most about each
Peace Arch Hospital plans a 15–20 storey medical building in White Rock, boosting health services
Surrey physician Dr. Olumuyiwa Bamgbade, acquitted of false allegations, continues to serve vulnerable patients at
The malatang-style chain Big Way Hot Pot is bringing its first Surrey location to King
Discover why we pay more for convenience, how psychology drives our choices, and how to
Discover why success doesn’t always bring happiness. Learn how relationships, purpose, and mindset can close
Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Elenore Sturko was abruptly removed from the B.C. Conservative caucus, denying any plot
Surrey MP Sukh Dhaliwal has introduced a bill to tie federal health transfers to provincial
Fifteen B.C. golf courses made Canada’s Top 100, led by Capilano (#8) and Sagebrush (#10). Vancouver Island courses Victoria, James Island, and Royal Colwood also ranked, showcasing the province’s world-class golfing landscapes.
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The White Rock 13U AAA Tritons won the B.C. provincial championship and went on to compete at the Canadian Nationals in Ontario, finishing seventh. With a 30-6 season record and standout performances across the roster, the team showed resilience and depth. Coaches praised their grit and teamwork, calling the season a strong success and a promising step for the future.
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Surrey, B.C., has grown from Indigenous roots and pioneer farms into one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities. Incorporated in 1879 and becoming a city in 1993, Surrey now has over 600,000 residents and continues to expand with projects like the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension.
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Surrey, B.C. is emerging as a tourist hotspot, offering scenic parks, beaches, cultural festivals, and heritage sites—making it a must-visit in Metro Vancouver.
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Ricki Randall Taysup has been sentenced to 43 days after breaching probation tied to multiple incidents in Surrey and North Vancouver last month. The court credited him for 38 days already served in custody.
Taysup’s probation stemmed from a 2024 Ocean Park case, where he was accused of chasing and threatening a woman. That threats charge was later stayed in March 2025, but probation conditions remain in place.
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A cricket match in North Surrey took a disturbing turn on August 24 when Surrey Warriors Cricket Club secretary Parvesh Kumar was allegedly sprayed with bear spray while watching his team play. Teammates rushed to help, while the suspect fled in a waiting car. Although CCTV footage showed several individuals escaping, Surrey RCMP concluded the case due to lack of clear evidence. Kumar, still suffering physical and emotional effects, criticized the police for treating the attack as low priority and urged a deeper investigation.
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In British Columbia, a Russian spaniel named River and her handler Heidi Wilson are on the front lines of bed bug detection. Working with Orkin Canada, River uses her keen nose to identify bed bugs—alive or dead—helping hotels, hospitals, apartments, and even remote work camps stay pest-free. Bed bugs carry an unfair stigma, but Wilson reminds people they can show up anywhere, from luxury hotels to medical facilities. With fast, non-invasive inspections, River provides peace of mind for clients, and when she’s not working, she enjoys camping, hiking, and sunshine with Wilson—her lifelong companion.
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Discover 5 surprising Surrey facts, from unique streets to fairy forests, iconic bridges, and the world’s longest beard in B.C.’s growing city.
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The fourth annual Surrey Dyke March took place on August 23 at Holland Park, where about 50 participants rallied against rising anti-queer and anti-trans sentiment. Organized by Tiffany Tsai and others, the event combined speeches with a march, emphasizing solidarity within the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Tsai highlighted growing opposition to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) resources in schools and stressed that the march was both a protest and a show of resilience. Organizers also linked the fight for queer and trans rights to broader struggles faced by marginalized communities, calling the event an act of resistance and solidarity.
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Fraser Downs closure in Surrey threatens jobs, families, and racing traditions, prompting urgent calls for government intervention to uphold public commitments.
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