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Category Archives: Healthcare
What are Surrey’s most pressing issues? [poll]
With the municipal election just a few months away, politicians and interest groups will soon be presenting their visions for the future of Surrey. In the spirit of direct democracy, I thought I’d present the question to you directly: What … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Development, Election, Environment, Healthcare, Heritage, Library, Parks and Rec, Post-Secondary Institutions, School Board, Social Services, Transport
Tagged bc, democracy, election, poll, priorities, surrey, vote
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Tour the new SMH Outpatient Centre May 30th!
To celebrate the impending official opening of the new Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre, the first major expansion of health services in Surrey since 2001, Fraser Health is inviting the public to a free tour of the state-of-the-art … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Events, Healthcare, Whalley
Tagged bc, green timbers, Healthcare, hospital, jim pattison, memorial, outpatient, surrey
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Another healthcare tower planned for Downtown Surrey
Named the Surrey Healthcare Centre, the Lark Group is planning to build an ambitious medical tower right across from the Surrey Memorial Hospital. At twelve stories, the LEED Gold development will have plenty of leasing space for general practitioners to … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Healthcare, Whalley
Tagged campus, city centre, Development, downtown, health, Healthcare, memorial hospital, smh, surrey, tower
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Lobby renovations for Surrey Memorial
A development proposal has been initiated that would see Surrey Memorial’s north lobby expanded and renovated. The new lobby will feature a large reception and waiting area, office space and a small cafe. The project is part of a series … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Healthcare, Whalley
Tagged bc, construction, expansion, health, Healthcare, hospital, lobby, memorial, renovation, smh, surrey
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First Look: Critical Care Tower at Surrey Memorial [pics]
The long promised Critical Care tower for Surrey Memorial Hospital is finally on its way. The initial concept design has evolved dramatically, with the latest architectural renderings unveiling a spectacular new addition to the City Centre’s urban landscape. The new … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Healthcare, Whalley
Tagged bc, campus, city centre, critical care tower, emergency, health, king george, memorial hospital, surrey
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Surrey Memorial expansion moves forward
Integrated Team Solutions has been chosen as the preferred proponent to design, build, finance, and manage the Phase 1 expansion of Surrey Memorial Hospital. The team will negotiate the final terms of their contract with the Province till the late … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Whalley
Tagged bc, critical care, emergency, expansion, hospital, surrey memorial, tower
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Surrey’s homeless are being housed
Despite concerns about the rise in homelessness in Surrey, stats are showing that partnerships and new funding has helped turn the page on the issue. According to the 2008 Metro Vancouver Homelessness Survey, Surrey had 402 people living on the … Continue reading
Posted in Healthcare, Newton, Social Services, Whalley
Tagged alder gardens, bc, bc housing, city centre, creekside, dianne watts, homeless, homelessness, metro vancouver, Newton, rich coleman, surrey, timber grove, Whalley
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