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Employers in animal welfare, public service, utilities, banking, hospitality, aviation, education and sports are advertising jobs across Vancouver and the region.

The City of White Rock says thousands celebrated the 75th, or diamond, anniversary of the White Rock Sea Festival.

Surrey has opened a third water-based synthetic turf field at Tamanawis Park, creating Canada's only three-pitch field hockey complex for elite competition.

A six-student Grade 6 and 7 team from École Martha Currie Elementary reclaimed the trophy in Surrey Schools’ third annual Book of the Year Battle.

Surrey police say officers arrested a man and seized an unloaded gun, ammunition and three knives after finding him unresponsive in a vehicle early Sunday.

Surrey City Hall will be closed Monday, Aug. 3, and is scheduled to reopen Tuesday, Aug. 4.

At sentencing submissions for Abdul Aziz Kawam, prosecutors sought 20 years for the 2023 Surrey bus stabbing, while defence counsel sought seven years, citing mental illness.

Surrey will offer 1,000 trees in each of two online sales, with residents limited to two trees per sale and pickups planned for September and October.

The White Rock Sea Festival will take place from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2026, in White Rock.

Surrey council has backed bylaw changes that would ban licensed businesses from selling specified invasive plants, subject to provincial approval.

A 78-year-old woman remains in stable but critical condition after an alleged assault outside Surrey Central Station. A man has been charged with aggravated assault.

Six Surrey secondary-school graduates have each received a $60,000 Cmolik Foundation scholarship to support their post-secondary education.
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