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B.C. and the City of Surrey have signed an MOU to advance planning, site exploration and community engagement for a museum focused on South Asian Canadian histories.
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B.C. and the City of Surrey have signed an MOU to advance planning, site exploration and community engagement for a museum focused on South Asian Canadian histories.

White Rock’s next regular city council meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 21, at 4 p.m.

Surrey will offer 10 advance voting locations for its Oct. 17 civic election, up from six in 2022, as 100 candidates seek mayoral, council and school trustee offices.

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Surrey Homelessness and Housing Society more than doubled its planned 2026 grant total to support seven local housing and shelter projects.

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