Paralympic curling legend Ina Forrest has been inducted into the Canadian Disability Hall of Fame, honoring her remarkable athletic achievements and lifelong advocacy for inclusion. Her induction celebrates a career defined by excellence, leadership, and inspiration in disability sport.
Surrey Schools is seeking newborns aged two to four months to join the Roots of Empathy program starting this October. The initiative brings babies and their parents into elementary classrooms once a month to help students learn empathy, kindness, and emotional awareness through guided interactions. Backed by proven results in reducing bullying and improving social-emotional learning, the program has made a significant impact across Canada and internationally.
Surrey’s fall event calendar is packed with arts, culture, and community activities for all ages. Highlights include Steve-O’s Crash & Burn at Bell Performing Arts Centre, theatre productions like You Used to Call Me Marie… and In the Cards, jazz and classical concerts, and cultural celebrations such as Diwali Dhamaka and the BC Indian Business Network Gala. Halloween festivities feature family-friendly events, haunted attractions, and accessible trick-or-treating. Seasonal markets, youth programs, seniors’ activities, art exhibitions, and outdoor nature events offer residents ways to engage, learn, and volunteer. From music, comedy, and theatre to sports, community fairs, and volunteer opportunities, Surrey provides entertainment, education, and engagement this fall.
Surrey councillor Pardeep Kooner says Newton’s neighbourhood parks are being prioritized for upgrades and community-focused improvements as part of the city’s development plans.
White Rock RCMP renews its appeal for information on Justin Fisher, who went missing in 2023, as the two-year search continues to bring closure for his family.
Canada Soccer has chosen Newton Athletic Park in Surrey to host the 2026 U15 National Club Soccer Championships, showcasing top youth talent from across Canada.
Delta council voted to explore the creation of city operated urgent and primary care centres, aiming to address doctor shortages and long ER wait times.
The 8th Spooktacular Halloween Market returns to Cloverdale Fairgrounds on Oct. 18, bringing family fun, costumes, and community spirit while raising funds for Surrey Hospitals Foundation.
The court hearing for the four men charged in the murder of Nisjar has been delayed again. The next appearance is scheduled for Nov. 20 in New Westminster.
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