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A homemade vessel carrying an RV is moored on Surrey’s Nicomekl River, prompting questions online about its legality, safety and environmental impact.
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A homemade vessel carrying an RV is moored on Surrey’s Nicomekl River, prompting questions online about its legality, safety and environmental impact.

An old grocery store at King George Boulevard and 104th Avenue is being demolished for a proposed 10,000-seat arena and entertainment district in Surrey.

Hundreds of first responders, military and border personnel and dignitaries are expected at the annual Northwest 9/11 Memorial at Peace Arch Park.

A 37-year-old man faces charges after police say he struck a victim’s truck and chased the man with a knife at Redwood Park in South Surrey.

Photographer Robin Nuber drove away from an apparent knife chase near Redwood Park, and police say a 37-year-old man faces multiple charges.

The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s Surrey Sundays opener begins at 4 p.m. at Bell Performing Arts Centre, with tickets from $45.

L.A. Matheson teacher Gurpreet Kaur Bains has been recognized in WXN’s 2026 Top 100 for mentorship, advocacy and commitment to student success.

Demolition of the former Safeway building has begun, launching the first construction phase of Surrey’s planned City Centre Arena and Entertainment District.

Demolition has begun at the proposed City Centre Arena site, where Surrey is planning a $360-million arena, event plaza and broader mixed-use development that could be completed by 2030.

A 37-year-old man faces five Criminal Code charges after an alleged assault, vehicle collision and knife incident at Redwood Park in South Surrey.

Surrey Schools is adding $2.7 million in ongoing funding, new student-support positions and broader universal lunch programming for the 2026-27 school year.

Surrey Schools says the new year will bring more classrooms, stronger literacy and numeracy foundations, and renewed attention to student wellbeing, belonging and responsible AI use.
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