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Brenda Locke Advances Surrey’s Progress with Strong Leadership

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke has strengthened the city’s safety, community development, and fiscal transparency. With

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Brenda Locke Eyes Strong 2026 Surrey Mayoral Run

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke prepares for the 2026 election, highlighting her record on safety, infrastructure,

Sports

Dave Lowry Returns to Flames as Assistant Coach

Dave Lowry, former Victoria Royals coach and ex-Flames captain, has rejoined the Calgary Flames as

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Inside the Gritty Life of a CFL Play-by-Play Broadcaster

B.C. Lions broadcaster Bob Marjanovich reveals the demanding travel, preparation, and late nights behind life

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Cloverdale PJHL Team’s Future in Doubt After League Dispute

The future of Cloverdale’s new PJHL hockey team is uncertain after the franchise was removed

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Cakesgiving Brings Surrey Bakers Together for Sweet Swap

Two Surrey bakers are teaming up to host Cakesgiving, a community cake swap event on

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Surrey Golf Stars Claim National Titles at MJT Nationals

Two Surrey juniors, Minxing Matt Li and Zhongjun Daniel Qi, won national titles at the

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B.C. Teen Shatters 3 Canadian Climbing Records in Finland

Maple Ridge teen Avery MacDonald set three Canadian speed climbing records at the Youth World

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Vancouver Rise FC Extends Winning Streak with Thrilling Victory

Vancouver Rise FC stayed undefeated with a 2-1 win over Montreal Roses, moving to second

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RunSurreyRun 2025 Returns with Exciting Kids Race & Wellness Zone

The 2025 RunSurreyRun returns Sunday, Sept. 7 at Holland Park, Surrey, featuring 5K/10K races, a

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South Surrey Golfers Crowned in Thrilling Club Finals

The Nico Wynd Men’s Golf Club in South Surrey held its delayed annual championship over

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Rally Planned to Fight Fraser Downs Harness Racing Closure

Harness Racing B.C. will rally on Sept. 4 at Cloverdale Fairgrounds to oppose the closure

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Fraudsters Spoof Surrey Police Phone Number, SPS Warns
Crime

Fraudsters Spoof Surrey Police Phone Number, SPS Warns

The Surrey Police Service (SPS) is warning residents about fraudsters spoofing its non-emergency number, 604-599-0502. Scammers are posing as officers, sometimes using fake names and badge numbers, to trick people into giving personal or financial information. SPS stresses it will never call to request money or sensitive details. Residents are urged to hang up, avoid clicking on links, and verify suspicious calls by dialing the official non-emergency line directly. Authorities also encourage reporting such scams to police and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.

Surrey business targeted in weekend shooting, police say
Crime

Surrey business targeted in weekend shooting, police say

Surrey Police Service is investigating a weekend shooting at a business in the 12800-block of 80 Avenue. Officers discovered multiple bullet holes in the front door after responding Monday morning to a suspected break-in call. No injuries were reported, but investigators believe the attack may be linked to an ongoing wave of extortion-related incidents targeting businesses in Surrey and across B.C. The SPS Frontline Investigative Support Team is leading the case and is seeking CCTV or dashcam footage from the public.

Surrey Police Launch Life-Saving Biometric Scanners in Cells
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Police Launch Life-Saving Biometric Scanners in Cells

Surrey Police Service has installed biometric scanners in its detention cells to monitor detainees’ vital signs in real time, aiming to prevent medical emergencies, overdoses, and suicides. The radar-based technology, operational since early August after a pilot project launched in March, can detect heart and breathing patterns without wearables or cameras. Already credited with prompting safety checks, the $36,000 system aligns Surrey with other Canadian police services using similar life-saving measures. Officials say the initiative prioritizes detainee welfare and officer safety, with SPS Chief Const. Norm Lipinski calling it a humane and proactive approach to custody management. 

Surrey Police Seek Witnesses in Newton Sexual Assault
Crime

Surrey Police Seek Witnesses in Newton Sexual Assault

Surrey Police Service is seeking witnesses after an alleged sexual assault occurred on August 5 at around 12:15 p.m. outside a Tim Hortons and the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Newton’s Scott Road Centre. Abdulkarim Ahmad Alhamid, 58, has been charged and remains in custody. Police are asking anyone with information, CCTV, or dashcam footage from the 8000-block of 120 Street at the time to contact the SPS non-emergency line, quoting file number 25-65774 (SP).

Surrey Approves $2M Skylight Upgrade at Police HQ
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Surrey Approves $2M Skylight Upgrade at Police HQ

Surrey City Council has approved a $2.08 million project to replace deteriorating skylights and curtain wall glazing at the Surrey Police Service headquarters in Newton. The contract, awarded to The Restorers Group Inc. for $1.89 million, follows an engineering assessment that identified multiple system failures due to aging infrastructure and persistent leaks. The upgrade aims to address safety concerns and extend the building’s lifespan.

SPS Officer Fires Gun by Accident; No Injuries Reported
Crime

SPS Officer Fires Gun by Accident; No Injuries Reported

An SPS officer accidentally discharged their firearm on July 4 in Surrey, causing minor damage to a police vehicle. No injuries were reported. Surrey Police’s Professional Standards Section is investigating the incident and has informed the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner of B.C. The investigation is ongoing, and disciplinary action will depend on the final findings.

Surrey Police Probe Daylight Shooting in Guildford Area
Crime

Surrey Police Probe Daylight Shooting in Guildford Area

Surrey Police and RCMP are investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday morning, July 20, in the Guildford area near 152 Street and 96B Avenue. Officers found multiple shell casings at the scene, but no injuries were reported. The investigation is in its early stages, and authorities have not confirmed any links to recent extortion-related shootings targeting the South Asian business community. Police are asking the public to share any CCTV or dashcam footage to assist in the investigation.

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