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Surrey to host PGA Tour Americas finale at Morgan Creek

The 2025 Fortinet Cup Championship, PGA Tour Americas’ season finale, will be held at Morgan

Leaders in Surrey

Burn Survivor Becomes Surrey Firefighter Among 13 New Recruits

Juliette Busch, a childhood burn survivor and longtime Burn Camp supporter, has joined Surrey Fire

Sports

Surrey’s Arianna Hunsicker Wins Bronze at Para Swimming World Championships

Surrey-raised Arianna Hunsicker earned her first Worlds medal with a bronze in the women’s 50m

Health

Surrey-North Delta Meals on Wheels Seeks Volunteers and Donations

Surrey-North Delta Meals on Wheels has been delivering freshly prepared, nutritious meals to residents for

Travel

Surrey’s Top Neighbourhoods 2025 Locals Recommend

This blog explores Surrey’s best neighbourhoods for 2025, highlighting what locals love most about each

Health

White Rock Fundraiser Backs Hospital Expansion

Peace Arch Hospital plans a 15–20 storey medical building in White Rock, boosting health services

Leaders in Surrey

Surrey Doctor Acquitted of False Allegations, Fights Bias and Injustice

Surrey physician Dr. Olumuyiwa Bamgbade, acquitted of false allegations, continues to serve vulnerable patients at

Food

Big Way Hot Pot Coming to Surrey’s King George Hub

The malatang-style chain Big Way Hot Pot is bringing its first Surrey location to King

Lifestyle

The Psychology of Convenience: Why We Pay More to Save Time

Discover why we pay more for convenience, how psychology drives our choices, and how to

Lifestyle

The Happiness Gap: Why Success Doesn’t Always Equal Fulfillment

Discover why success doesn’t always bring happiness. Learn how relationships, purpose, and mindset can close

Leaders in Surrey

B.C. Conservative MLA Sturko Ousted, Plans to Sit as Independent

Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Elenore Sturko was abruptly removed from the B.C. Conservative caucus, denying any plot

Leaders in Surrey

Surrey MP Pushes for Greater Health Care Accountability

Surrey MP Sukh Dhaliwal has introduced a bill to tie federal health transfers to provincial

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Dementia Warning Sign May Emerge During Walking
Food Health

30 Plants a Week: A Healthier Habit Than Five-a-Day?

Nutritionists are shifting from the traditional “five-a-day” advice to a more diverse approach: eating 30 different plant-based foods each week. This method—backed by gut health studies like the American Gut Project—improves digestive health and boosts overall well-being. Nutritionist Edward Mather suggests simple ways to achieve this, such as adding nuts, seeds, and herbs to meals and batch cooking with varied vegetables. Experts say this diet is more beneficial and achievable than previously believed, offering Canadians a smarter, science-backed path to better health.

Cloverdale: Surrey’s Historic Heart Still Beating Strong
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Cloverdale: Surrey’s Historic Heart Still Beating Strong

Cloverdale, once Surrey’s civic and commercial centre, remains a vibrant symbol of the city’s heritage. Originating as Clover Valley in the 1870s, the area flourished with the arrival of major rail lines and became home to Surrey’s first municipal hall. Though its prominence waned with mid-20th-century infrastructure shifts, Cloverdale has since revived as a cultural hub, housing key attractions like the Museum of Surrey and the Cloverdale Rodeo. Nearby Clayton, with its own historic roots, has grown into a thriving residential area, continuing the legacy of Cloverdale’s historic heart.

Surrey’s Chopped Leaf Serves Fresh Twist on Fast Food
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Surrey’s Chopped Leaf Serves Fresh Twist on Fast Food

The Chopped Leaf at Southpoint & Panorama in Surrey is redefining fast food with a health-focused twist. Known for its fresh salads, whole grain bowls, and low-calorie dressings, the fast-casual chain caters to busy, health-conscious locals. Conveniently located near fitness centers and offices, it offers quick service, vegetarian options, and takeout flexibility. As demand for nutritious dining grows in Surrey, The Chopped Leaf stands out as a go-to spot for clean, energizing meals without compromising on taste or convenience.

Cranleigh to Get New Skatepark with £650K Council Funding
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Cranleigh to Get New Skatepark with £650K Council Funding

Cranleigh is set to receive a new skatepark after Waverley Borough Council unanimously approved £650,000 in developer funding for the project. The new facility will replace the current outdated skatepark, which will be removed in March 2025 as part of the Cranleigh Leisure Centre redevelopment. While the exact location remains confidential, the project is fully funded through Section 106 and CIL contributions. Councillors praised the plan as a much-needed upgrade to local recreational spaces, with strong community interest already building.

Not All Ultra-Processed Foods Are Bad, Say Experts
Health

Not All Ultra-Processed Foods Are Bad, Say Experts

New studies reveal that not all ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are harmful—some may actually help lower the risk of type 2 diabetes. Research involving over 500,000 people found that items like whole-grain breads, cereals, plant-based snacks, and dairy-based desserts can contain fibre and nutrients that support metabolic health. However, experts caution that overall high consumption of UPFs still increases diabetes risk, especially with items like sugary drinks, sauces, and ready meals. Health professionals recommend a balanced approach, focusing on the nutritional quality of foods rather than just their level of processing.

Doctor Reveals Key Shampoo Ingredients to Stop Dandruff
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Doctor Reveals Key Shampoo Ingredients to Stop Dandruff

A doctor has warned that dandruff may worsen if your shampoo doesn’t contain key anti-fungal and exfoliating ingredients. Dr. Simi Adedeji explains that dandruff is caused by an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast on the scalp, and to manage it effectively, shampoos should include ingredients like Ketoconazole, Selenium Sulfide, Coal Tar, or Salicylic Acid. These components help reduce yeast, soothe inflammation, and remove flakes. If symptoms persist after a month of using such shampoos, Canadians are advised to consult a GP to rule out other skin conditions.

Summer Habits Could Fuel Spread of New COVID Variant
Health

Summer Habits Could Fuel Spread of New COVID Variant

A new COVID-19 variant, XFG ‘Stratus’, is rapidly spreading and now accounts for nearly 40% of cases in parts of England. Health experts warn that summer habits like travel, stress, and poor sleep could weaken immunity and increase infection risk. While current vaccines remain effective, doctors urge Canadians to stay cautious and prioritize healthy routines during the warmer months.

Guildford Field Fire Sends Smoke Across Town Centre
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Guildford Field Fire Sends Smoke Across Town Centre

Thick smoke covered Guildford on July 14 as a large fire tore through 14 hectares of land near Sandy Lane. Surrey Fire crews tackled the blaze with 10 vehicles and advised residents to stay indoors. The fire was fully contained by the morning of July 15.

Resident Doctor Reveals Low Pay as UK Strike Looms
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Resident Doctor Reveals Low Pay as UK Strike Looms

A UK resident doctor has revealed her low monthly take-home pay of £2,514, sparking public debate just days before junior doctors begin a five-day strike on July 25. The strike, led by the British Medical Association, demands a 29.2% pay rise to counter years of wage stagnation. While some viewers expressed outrage at the modest earnings for such a demanding role, others defended the salary as fair for a first-year doctor. The UK government maintains that the current pay deal is generous and will not be renegotiated, urging doctors not to jeopardize healthcare progress.

Anne-Marie to Headline Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Kickoff
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Anne-Marie to Headline Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Kickoff

UK pop star Anne-Marie will headline the Opening Show of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in Sunderland on August 22, just before England faces the USA. The event, backed by O2 and produced by Live Nation, kicks off a six-week tournament featuring 16 teams across England. O2 customers can win a chance to meet Anne-Marie via a special ballot. Organizers say the show will spotlight women’s sports and empowerment, with over 330,000 tickets already sold.

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