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Surrey's Party for the Planet Draws Thousands for a Joyous Earth Day Celebration
The City of Surrey hosted its 13th annual Party for the Planet Earth Day celebration, presented by TD Bank Group, at Surrey Civic Plaza on Saturday.
Celebrate Surrey youth with a range of fun activities during B.C. Youth Week May 1-7
The City of Surrey is proud to take part in B.C. Youth Week from May 1–7 with lots of fun and free activities that draw the diverse interests and accomplishments of Surrey youth.
Surrey Council approves over $44.9M for outdoor sport facilities
Surrey City Council is making significant investments in outdoor sport infrastructure with the approval of the City’s Five-Year (2024-2028) Financial Plan – Capital Program.
Open Burning Regulations
As the summer season draws near, the Surrey Fire Service (SFS) is reminding citizens and visitors that open burning of any kind is banned in the City of Surrey as of May 1.
Fact Check: Solicitor General contradicts his own Ministry’s report
Yesterday, the Solicitor General told reporters in Victoria that a costing scenario that requires 900 sworn Surrey Police Service officers in a report from his Ministry was false.
Spring into action with free waste drop off for easy clean up from May to September
Surrey residents have five months to clean up and drop off their waste for free (up to 100kg) at Metro Vancouver’s Central Surrey and North Surrey Recycling and Waste Centres.
Top 5 Experiences at Party for the Planet 2024
Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 27!
Bombshell hidden provincial report confirms SPS costs to skyrocket by $750M
A Provincial report, hidden from public view for a year, has confirmed Mayor Brenda Locke’s concerns that Surrey Police Service (SPS) costs will skyrocket over the coming years.
Statement from the Mayor: Perceived conflict of interest review
I am pleased that following a comprehensive review and legal analysis, Dominion GovLaw LLP has concluded Councillor Stutt was not in a conflict of interest regarding voting on policing matters in Surrey.
Statement from the Mayor
Aside from setting an aspirational date, nothing else has changed.