To approve the application would be 'irresponsible,' Boundary Park resident Laurie Haliburton told Surrey council.
City council gave its initial nod to a 112-unit townhouse proposal on the site of the old Cloverdale Mall on Monday night (Oct. 24).
Developer plans to build 36 apartments and 40 townhomes at 6388 King George Blvd. after property has sat dormant for decades.
Police have 120th Street closed in both directions as the investigation continues and it’s not yet known when the road will reopen.
Mayor Linda Hepner says the City of Surrey's new Public Safety Strategy is “comprehensive, collaborative and measurable.”
Shakir was known for wearing black baseball caps so people attending are invited to wear hats in his honour.
Councillor Tom Gill votes against project, saying number of kids nearby is concerning.
UBC addictions expert says ‘things change’ when cities step up.
More than $23K donated so far in honour of Surrey teen Shakir Salaam
Police say a toddler is expected to be fine after falling from a window and landing on a balcony in Surrey
'Our concern was hypothermia because this is the type of weather conditions that cause hypothermia,' says extreme weather program manager
Video game designer with Surrey-based Conquer Mobile develops app that helps doctors track their patients’ motor and cognitive symptoms.
The Nootebos family has operated Mary’s Farm in South Surrey for 50 years.
Kenneth ran the business with his brother Mike.
Lookout Foundation has granted $10,000 out of an emergency fund to temporarily restore the program until March 2017
Five informal “Conversation Cafes” are planned in Surrey over the next month.
A free class on Oct. 11 aims to teach parents how to advocate for their children’s education.
Surrey sends provincial government list of "made in Surrey" funding approaches to solve city's school overcrowding woes
Homeless claim city throwing away their belongings but City of Surrey insists it’s only throwing away garbage
Woods says the city is pushing a "housing first" strategy, but the problem is affordable rental housing is 'really tight' in Surrey.
Parents at K.B. Woodward Elementary had been fundraising for a new playground that would have cost about $30,000.
