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Category Archives: Events
A debate on Smart Growth Policy and the South of Fraser
With the Metro Vancouver region set to grow by another 1 million people over the next 20 years and with most of that growth set to occur in Surrey and the South of Fraser, there has been a call by … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Development, expansion, planning, Smart Growth, transit, urban village
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Surrey Christmas Tree Lighting Festival Dec. 3
Just months after the City upgraded its Earth Day celebrations, it is attempting to do the same with its third annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. The event has previously attracted dismal crowds of dozens to watch the Mayor light a … Continue reading
Tell government your budget priorities
The Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services has been touring the province to ask residents about their priorities for the 2012 Budget and is about to make its way to Surrey! The committee will hold a public meeting … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Events, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, South Surrey, Whalley
Tagged bc, budget, funding, government, surrey
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Surrey host to South Asian Mental Health Conference
Surrey will be the host to a new conference that hopes to reduce stigma around mental health in Canada. With mental illnesses affecting 1 in 4 people worldwide, this particular event hopes to “build bridges between those affected by mental … Continue reading
BIA thinks big with International Music Marathon
The Downtown Surrey BIA has launched a new website for its most ambitious initiative yet: an international marathon. Conceptualized by Executive Director Elizabeth Model, an avid runner, the marathon will be unique in its class, featuring a series of music … Continue reading
Surrey City Centre Library grand opening Saturday!
The new City Centre Library is holding a Grand Opening celebration this Saturday, September 24th from 11am-3pm. Dance groups, musicians, local writers and artists, and community organizations will all be on-site to help celebrate the magnificent new space. Parking is … Continue reading
Downtown Surrey should be the cultural centre of the region
Downtown Vancouver is superficial and this is, unfortunately, reflected in its public spaces. The majority of these public spaces are situated along the edge—the seawall, squares, and beaches—allowing us to admire the beauty of mountains, ocean, and the unique Vancouver … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Whalley
Tagged city centre, City Hall, downtown, holland park, Library, public space, surrey, surrey city centre
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