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Monthly Archives: October 2008
70 storey tower complex planned for King George station
Several towers, with one as high as 70 storeys, are being promised for Surrey’s City Centre as part of a $1.6-billion development over the next 15 years. Berezan Management Ltd. announced Thursday its plans to develop the property on King … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Transport, Whalley
Tagged complex, Development, hotel, king george, mall, office, residential, skytrain station, transit, vertical farm
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New gateway signage soon!
The City will begin installing new signage at major gateways to Surrey shortly. The new signage will feature the City’s new “future lives here” logo, replacing the old wooden beaver gateways. The new singage will be made from metal and … Continue reading
City adds 500 acres to Green Zone
The Mayor announced today that the City would be designating 500 acres of park land to the Metro Vancouver Green Zone, which protects the area from development. Bothwell Park – 100 acres Crescent Park – 129 acres Kwomais Point Park … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Development, Environment, Guildford, Parks and Rec, South Surrey
Tagged green, metro vancouver, parks, space, surrey, zone
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Get out and VOTE!
7 am – 7 pm Visit Elections Canada for the location of your polling station Bring one piece of government issued photo ID
Civic candidates for November 15th
The list of the City’s civic candidates for the municipal elections has been released. Mayor Watts, Dianne (Surrey First) Weisenberger, Murray Councillor Bhandari, Jag Bose, Bob (SCC) Gill, Rina (SCC) Gill, Tom (Surrey First) Hepner, Linda (Surrey First) Hillsdon, Paul … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall
Tagged bc, board, candidates, civic, education, election, municipal, surrey, surrey education team, surrey first, trustee, vote
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Tulips for Tomorrow: SMH campaign
The highly successful Tulips for Tomorrow fundraising campaign for Surrey Memorial has restarted this year. Basically, you go out to one of five select retailers, buy a bag of tulips, and those tulips will be planted around the city with … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Healthcare, Social Services, Whalley
Tagged foundation, fundraising, memorial hospital, surrey, tomorrow, tulips
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Mockups of the Surrey Outpatient Hospital [pics]
We most recently posted pics of a model of the Outpatient Hospital which is currently under construction near Green Timbers. The architects of the building have posted 3d mockups of the facility on their website, and we’ve got copies right … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Social Services, Whalley
Tagged 3d, bc, green timbers, Healthcare, hospital, mockup, outpatient, pictures, surrey
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