A worker cleans the glass around the rink #2 at the North Surrey Sport and Ice Complex, prior to its opening in September 2019. All City of Surrey facilities remain open as of Saturday morning (March 14) amid the COVID-19 outbreak. (Photo: Lauren Collins)

A worker cleans the glass around the rink #2 at the North Surrey Sport and Ice Complex, prior to its opening in September 2019. All City of Surrey facilities remain open as of Saturday morning (March 14) amid the COVID-19 outbreak. (Photo: Lauren Collins)

COVID-19: Daily update on coronavirus pandemic in Surrey and beyond

MARCH 14: Surrey facilities remain open, city cancels 17 events

Here’s the latest from Surrey and area on the COVID-19 outbreak for Saturday, March 14:

• All City of Surrey facilities remain open as of Saturday morning

• The city has cancelled 17 events, while four events have been “cancelled until further notice”

• Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and health minister Adrian Dix announced there are nine new cases of COVID-19 in the province, bringing the total to 73 cases

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• Delta has activated its emergency plan to address COVID-19

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UBC, SFU are moving all classes online

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• Premier John Horgan says he’s ‘profoundly disappointed’ in those who have been stockpiling toilet paper, hand sanitizer, face masks

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