
Harvest dinner and market planned for new Common Ground Farms in Surrey
Common Ground Farms will launch as a working farm and gathering space during a Sept. 26–27 Harvest Weekend in Surrey’s Hazelmere area.
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Common Ground Farms will launch as a working farm and gathering space during a Sept. 26–27 Harvest Weekend in Surrey’s Hazelmere area.

Douglas Rotar, 73, of Vancouver won the $2.3-million PNE Prize Home in North Surrey, while Langley resident Lloyd Law won the PNE 50/50 draw.

Emilio Gilpo says he is testing the prototype floating home on Surrey’s Nicomekl River near Portage Park.

Three candidates are running for mayor and 15 are seeking White Rock’s six council seats in the Oct. 17 municipal election.

A retired shipbuilder says he built the RV-on-barge craft over six months as Transport Canada assesses whether it meets marine safety and environmental requirements.

Nineteen police officers and first responders will cycle through Fraser Valley communities to raise money for childhood cancer research and Canadian Cancer Society support programs.

The Surrey Eagles will honour longtime team member Nicholas Johnston in their home opener, while the White Rock Whalers have begun their PJHL title defence.

Canucks players and alumni joined the 42nd Jake Milford Charity Invitational at Northview, raising funds for two team-linked charities.

Organizers called the weekend tournament at Centennial Park a major success and highlighted volunteers’ role in supporting White Rock’s growing pickleball community.

A homemade vessel carrying an RV is moored on the Nicomekl River as Transport Canada and the City of Surrey investigate compliance concerns.

A camper trailer on a barge made of 36 round containers and steel beams is moored on the Nicomekl River near Portage Park, prompting concerns from nearby residents and scrutiny from authorities.

A man says a dog owned by Surrey mayoral candidate Linda Annis inflicted a bite requiring 27 stitches. Annis says she accepts responsibility and has complied with bylaw requirements.
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