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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
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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’s fall calendar offers something for everyone—whether it’s enjoying a symphony, walking through a harvest fair, cheering on local theatre, sampling fresh food, or playing with pets at Paw Play in the Park. With dozens of community-driven events, the season ahead is set to be one of culture, connection, and celebration.
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The Bright Nights light display is returning to its original home in Surrey as part of the Noel Holiday Light Festival at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds from Nov. 28 to Dec. 28. Now in its 28th year, the firefighter-led holiday tradition features nearly three million lights, a 30,000-square-foot Noel Village with children’s activities, live music, dining, and markets, plus rides such as a 50-foot Ferris wheel. First launched in the 1980s by Surrey residents Bob Wingfield and Marg Barrett, Bright Nights has become the largest annual fundraiser for the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund, with proceeds supporting burn survivors and their families across B.C.
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A Surrey man is accused of misusing over $200K from investors, with most funds allegedly spent on gambling and personal expenses. The BCSC says he now faces fraud allegations under the B.C. Securities Act.
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Surrey will commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 with a series of community events, including an Orange Shirt Day gathering at Holland Park on September 29 featuring a drum march, drumming, dancing, and cultural sharing to honour survivors of residential schools and remember those who did not return. Leading up to the day, Totest Aleng: Indigenous Learning House and Historic Stewart Farm will host educational activities, while Surrey Civic Plaza will be lit orange on September 30, and the Museum of Surrey’s Indigenous Hall, developed with local First Nations, will offer exhibits for reflection.
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Surrey and White Rock schools reopened with 125 summer upgrades, including new playgrounds, accessibility features, and energy-efficient systems.
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Surrey’s holiday season will shine with concerts and theatre across the Bell Performing Arts Centre and Surrey Arts Centre from November through December. Highlights include the Celtic Tenors launching their cross-Canada Christmas tour on Nov. 27, ABRA Cadabra’s An ABBA Christmas on Dec. 5, and Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s Traditional Christmas concert on Dec. 13. Theatre offerings feature pantos Hansel & Gretel and The Little Mermaid, along with James and Jamesy’s comedy O Christmas Tea. Seasonal favourites such as The Nutcracker and The Gingerbread Men’s Christmas classics round out the festive lineup. Tickets are now available online.
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Surrey Councillor Rob Stutt is pushing to strengthen the city’s noise bylaw, targeting loud vehicles, fireworks, and large gatherings. The goal is to protect residents, pets, and restore neighborhood peace.
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Surrey youth call for affordable housing, safer streets, better transit, and jobs to shape the city’s future planning.
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Surrey’s 2024 crime reports show a slight overall drop, with violent crime down 3% and property crime down 1%. However, theft over $5,000 and shoplifting rose sharply, while fraud and identity theft declined. Police are targeting prevention efforts as trends vary across neighbourhoods.
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Vancouver FC drew 1-1 with Pacific after a stoppage-time goal in Victoria. Hugo Mbongue scored for Vancouver, who now shift focus to Ottawa with a 3-1 aggregate lead in the Canadian Championship semifinal.
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