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How Preschool Instills the ABCs of Life
While every child is unique and possesses individual needs, the right preschool program can benefit the vast majority of children, enhancing social skills, narrowing developmental gaps and reinforcing structure in their young lives.
Surrey Council improves public input through establishment of Select Committees
Surrey Council approved the establishment of 7 Select Committees during its Regular Council Meeting on Monday.
Report Sheds Light on Urgent Need for Affordable Housing for Indigenous Residents in Surrey
The report shows that at least 635 Indigenous individuals are estimated to have experienced homelessness in Surrey in the 2020 regional count.
City Launches 2023 Budget Process
City seeks public feedback on budget priorities and options to balance the budget.
WickFest Returns to Surrey for International Women’s Hockey Festival and Inspires Young Girls to Play Sport
WickFest features a wide-range of events and activities to experience and enjoy.
Registration for 2023/2024 Preschool Program Opens February 7-9; Open Houses to Be Held This Month
Beginning in September 2023 and ending in June 2024, the year-long, play-based curriculum provides parents with an affordable opportunity to support their child’s healthy growth and development during their early years.
Statement from the Mayor: Surrey Taxpayers Face Big Property Tax Hike if SPS Transition Continues
A staff report presented to Surrey City Council last month sheds light on the immense cost of the police transition in Surrey.
Overcome the Post-Holiday Slump & Embrace a New Mindset for 2023
Beat the winter blues, embrace a positive mindset and employ a sustainable action plan!
Statement from the Mayor: Year End Message
As we say goodbye to 2022 and hello to a brand-new year, the City of Surrey continues to go through transformative changes.
City Secures $207,555 Grant Funding Through the Federal Government’s 2 Billion Trees Program
Grant will result in 35,000 new native trees in the community.