Recent Comments
- Erik V on Living car free in Surrey
- Robert W. White on Living car free in Surrey
- Paul Hillsdon on Living car free in Surrey
- Paul Hillsdon on Living car free in Surrey
- Paul Hillsdon on Living car free in Surrey
Categories
- Arts and Culture (4)
- City Hall (169)
- Development (247)
- Election (21)
- Environment (64)
- Events (53)
- Healthcare (18)
- Heritage (11)
- Library (29)
- Parks and Rec (98)
- Post-Secondary Institutions (8)
- School Board (17)
- Site Info (4)
- Social Services (61)
- Town Centre (363)
- Cloverdale (91)
- Fleetwood (32)
- Guildford (72)
- Newton (59)
- South Surrey (66)
- Whalley (233)
- Transport (120)
Category Archives: South Surrey
Visualizing growth: Grandview
This is the third post in our decade-end retrospective visualizing urban growth in the City. This post examines the joint neighbourhoods of Morgan Heights, Rosemary Heights, and Grandview Heights, all located east of Hwy 99 in South Surrey. It is the … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Development, South Surrey
Tagged areal, change, Development, expansion, grandview, growth, heights, morgan, rosemary, south, surrey
Comments Off
Why does Build Surrey ignore Libraries?
The Build Surrey program, which promises to play infrastructure catch up to deal with the extraordinary growth of the City, includes recreation facilities, parks, arts spaces, and even police stations. While these are certainly much needed community spaces, the program … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Guildford, Library, Newton, South Surrey, Whalley
Tagged bc, build surrey, expansion, facility, libraries, surrey
2 Comments
2011 Budget funds Build Surrey program
The Build Surrey program, a series of capital investments in civic infrastructure intended to support population and business growth in the City, now has a preliminary price tag, as well as an initial timeline. Costing roughly $280 million, the initiative … Continue reading
Watts expected to vote down proposed King George B-Line
Despite years of rhetoric touting the expansion of transit within Surrey, now that a reasonable and affordable option is on the table that would, among other things, begin a long-planned B-Line service down King George, Mayor Watts has decided that … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, South Surrey, Transport, Whalley
Tagged b-line, bc, burnaby, coquitlam, derek corrigan, dianne watts, evergreen, expansion, king george, langley, malcolm brodie, property tax, richmond, skytrain, supplement, surrey, transit, translink, vancouver, vehicle levy
10 Comments
Christmas in Surrey 2010
Looking for some holiday cheer this side of the Fraser? Look no further as we present Civic Surrey’s annual Christmas in Surrey post! There’s a growing list of events occurring right here in Surrey to satisfy your festive desires, from … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Events, Guildford, Parks and Rec, Social Services, South Surrey, Whalley
Tagged arts centre, bc, central city, christmas, claus, donation, drive, food, Guildford, holiday, lights, mall, parade, performance, santa, surrey, toy, xmas
1 Comment
TownShift: Phase two begins
TownShift, Surrey’s successful urban design competition, is about to enter a new outreach phase. Under the moniker TownShift: Connected, the City will embark on a series of community consultations to discuss the ideas that were presented in the competition and … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Cloverdale, Events, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, South Surrey
Tagged bc, Cloverdale, competition, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, surrey, townshift, urban design
Comments Off
Surrey’s most dangerous intersections
Earlier in October, the Vancouver Sun distributed car accident information for the entire province on their website. Data from ICBC between 2005 to 2009 revealed that Surrey has the second most crashes in the region, with close to 60,000 accidents, … Continue reading
