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Government projects making Surrey a leader in LEED
LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a globally accepted sustainable development rating system, generally used to determine how green a building is. Although some major private developers have jumped onboard with LEED, it is recently changed provincial … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Environment
Tagged bc, building, building code, canada, Development, gold, green, leed, provincial, surrey, sustainable
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Guest post: A veteran’s memorial for Holland Park
My article outlining the brief history and success of Holland Park’s transformation has sparked a great conversation and a wealth of comments, but none perhaps as proactive and innovative as G’s, who presented a broad concept about moving the Whalley … Continue reading
Posted in Heritage, Parks and Rec, Whalley
Tagged bc, canada, city centre, holland park, legion, memorial, remembrance day, surrey, veteran, Whalley
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96 Ave widening will require 8 week closure
96 Ave is set to become a major east-west regional connector now that the Golden Ears Bridge is complete. To deal with the expected traffic increase, the City had planned to widen the two lane section of the roadway – … Continue reading
Surrey’s score on annual learning index stalls
The Canadian Council of Learning recently released the results of its fifth annual Composite Learning Index survey, revealing that educational improvements across Canada, on average, have stalled. In Surrey, after significant gains in 2007, bringing our score up from 75 … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, School Board, Social Services
Tagged bc, canada, education, index, learning, surrey
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Surrey wins high praise in Maclean’s Best and Worst Run Cities
Surrey has secured the bronze medal in “Total Efficiency and Effectiveness” in Maclean’s Best and Worst Run Cities survey. The rating system compares 31 Canadian cities in a variety of areas, including crime, transportation, and taxation. The data was compiled … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Environment, Library, Parks and Rec, Social Services, Transport
Tagged best worst, canada, cities, effective, efficient, macleans, municipality, surrey
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Celebrate the Cultural Capitals legacy projects!
As you may recall, Surrey was bestowed the 2008 Cultural Capital of Canada award. With it’s prize money, the City set off on six projects to showcase the community’s art, culture, and heritage. Some of the projects have already been … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Events, Parks and Rec, Whalley
Tagged canada, canoe, Cloverdale, cultural capital, fusion festival, green timbers, nature centre, public art, surrey
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