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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
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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
Surrey youth call for affordable housing, safer streets, better transit, and jobs to shape the city’s future planning.
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With soaring temperatures, the City of Surrey has issued heatwave safety guidelines to help residents stay safe. Cooling centers, including pet-friendly options, are open across the city to provide relief. Officials urge residents to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, and check on vulnerable neighbors.
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Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke prepares for the 2026 election, highlighting her record on safety, infrastructure, and economic growth.
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Jodie Wickens, re-elected in 2024 as MLA for Coquitlam-Burke Mountain, now serves as B.C.’s Minister for Children and Family Development. Longtime Advocate Returns to B.C. Cabinet Jodie Wickens, a familiar figure in B.C. politics, was re-elected as Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Coquitlam-Burke Mountain in 2024. She now serves as the province’s Minister […]
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Surrey Police report a rise in extortion cases, with 26 incidents logged by July 29, some of which are historical. Officials attribute the increase to heightened public awareness through forums, media outreach, and a $100,000 provincial grant to Crime Stoppers for a bilingual awareness campaign. Although 12 cases have been officially confirmed in 2025, police believe extortion remains underreported. Several related shootings are under investigation, and two suspects were recently arrested in connection with 2024 incidents. Community leaders and police continue to call for public vigilance and cooperation.
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The City of Delta and Tsawwassen First Nation have received $80,000 in joint funding from B.C.’s Community Emergency Preparedness Fund to improve emergency notification systems and evacuation plans. Each community will get $40,000 to enhance multi-channel alerts, collaborate on readiness exercises, and update local safety protocols. Announced on July 24 by the Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, the funding is part of a $2 million provincial initiative supporting 51 local projects across B.C. to better prepare communities for emergencies.
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A top dermatologist advises people under 30 to adopt five key skincare habits to maintain youthful skin: daily sunscreen use, incorporating retinoids, applying DNA repair enzymes, quitting smoking, and wearing UV-protective sunglasses. These proactive steps can significantly slow ageing and protect against long-term skin damage. Experts emphasize that prevention in your 20s is more effective than treatment later in life.
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A new meta-analysis published in Frontiers in Medicine and covered by News‑Medical and Medical Dialogues analyzed over 3.8 million individuals across 10 studies and found that people with allergic conditions have around a 25% lower risk of developing lung cancer compared to those without allergies
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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.
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Surrey health experts are warning that storing medications—especially birth control pills—in hot, humid, or cold conditions can reduce their effectiveness. With rising temperatures, residents are urged to keep prescriptions at room temperature in dry spaces, avoiding common spots like bathrooms or cars. Free contraception services remain available through local clinics and select pharmacies.
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