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Dr. Hayley Wickenheiser, Canucks Alumni and Surrey Fire pose for a photo after Fire & Ice charity game at WickFest at North Surrey Sport and Ice Complex in Surrey on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2023. The alumni won 6- 3 over Surrey Fire. (Photo: Anna Burns)

Surrey fire falls to Canucks alumni at WickFest on Saturday

Canucks Alumni won 6- 3 at Saturday’s (Feb. 4) charity hockey game

Missing senior has been found safe. (File Photo: Anna Burns)

UPDATE: Surrey police says missing senior has been found safe

He was last seen on Feb. 4 in the area of the 12100 block of 94A Avenue

Marten Van Huizen, third from the left, poses with Fraser Health staff in front of the Cronzy Alzheimers Centre in Surrey on Feb. 1, 2023. (Submitted photo)

Fraser Health pays $5 for five years worth of rent at Cronzy Alzheimer’s Centre in Surrey

Fraser Health has paid five years’ worth of rent to the Surrey…

Anita Huberman, president and CEO of the Surrey Board of Trade, and Pierre Poilievre pose for a photo on Nov. 8, 2022 in Surrey. Huberman recently sent a letter to the City of Surrey calling for a review of grants given to local business organizations. She also wants the Cloverdale and South Surrey & White Rock Chambers disbanded. (Photo: Surrey Board of Trade/ Facebook)

Surrey Board of Trade CEO calls for review of city grants given to a trio of local business orgs

Anita Huberman would like to see Cloverdale and South Surrey Chambers disbanded

Anita Huberman, president and CEO of the Surrey Board of Trade, and Pierre Poilievre pose for a photo on Nov. 8, 2022 in Surrey. Huberman recently sent a letter to the City of Surrey calling for a review of grants given to local business organizations. She also wants the Cloverdale and South Surrey & White Rock Chambers disbanded. (Photo: Surrey Board of Trade/ Facebook)
Police tape is shown in Toronto Tuesday, May 2, 2017. Statistics Canada says the country's crime rate ticked up again in 2018, for a fourth year in a row, though it was still lower than it was a decade ago. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy

CRIMESTOPPERS: ‘Most wanted’ for the week of Feb. 5

CrimeStoppers’ weekly list based on information provided by police investigators

Police tape is shown in Toronto Tuesday, May 2, 2017. Statistics Canada says the country's crime rate ticked up again in 2018, for a fourth year in a row, though it was still lower than it was a decade ago. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy
Dr. Akshay Jain, is a Surrey-based endocrinologist. (Submitted photo)

Sensor-based monitors could be game-changer for some diabetes patients, Surrey doctor says

And for people needing more than one insulin injection daily, they are covered under BC PharmaCare

Dr. Akshay Jain, is a Surrey-based endocrinologist. (Submitted photo)
A recently released report on police resource levels shows the Delta Police Department performs well compared to other B.C. municipal police departments, with a crime rate, cost per capita and case load per officer all below the provincial average. (Delta Police Department graphic)

Crime rate, case load per officer, cost per capita for policing in Delta below B.C. average: report

Data from Public Safety Ministry’s 2021 Police Resources in British Columbia report, released late 2022

A recently released report on police resource levels shows the Delta Police Department performs well compared to other B.C. municipal police departments, with a crime rate, cost per capita and case load per officer all below the provincial average. (Delta Police Department graphic)
Surrey Mounties are asking the public for information after a man allegedly exposed himself to Cloverdale residents and fled along a pathway behind a townhouse complex (see yellow highlight) in West Cloverdale. (Image via Google Maps)

Mounties looking for man who allegedly performed ‘indecent acts’ in Cloverdale

Surrey RCMP appealing to the public for information

Surrey Mounties are asking the public for information after a man allegedly exposed himself to Cloverdale residents and fled along a pathway behind a townhouse complex (see yellow highlight) in West Cloverdale. (Image via Google Maps)
Statue of Lady Justice at Vancouver Law Courts. (File photo)

New trial for Surrey masseur in 1 sex assault case but convictions upheld in 2 others

Rong Xian Li’s appeal was heard at the Court of Appeal for British Columbia in Vancouver

Statue of Lady Justice at Vancouver Law Courts. (File photo)
A report released on Jan. 16 details the complex issue of homelessness affecting Indigenous people in the city of Surrey. More needs to be done to meaningfully address homelessness in the city catered towards Indigenous people, which conductors of the report find a lack of. (File photo)

Indigenous people experiencing homelessness a growing, complex concern in Surrey

Trauma from residential schools, poverty and discrimination among issues faced by Indigenous people

A report released on Jan. 16 details the complex issue of homelessness affecting Indigenous people in the city of Surrey. More needs to be done to meaningfully address homelessness in the city catered towards Indigenous people, which conductors of the report find a lack of. (File photo)
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IHIT investigates possible Surrey connection to teen’s shooting death in Burnaby

Police trying to determine if White Nissan Rogue reportedly set on fire near 173 Street and 101 Avenue is connected with shooting death of 17-year-old boy in Burnaby

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B.C. government earmarks $2M to train more paramedics

‘You get to be there for somebody in their time of need,’ says Surrey paramedic Shane Sander

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Toque Tuesday action at Surrey Civic Plaza in 2017. (File photo)

Game on: Toque Tuesday returns with road hockey at Surrey City Hall plaza, to help homeless

The goal is to have fun around a very serious subject, event organizer says

Toque Tuesday action at Surrey Civic Plaza in 2017. (File photo)
A student at Sunnyside Elementary uses the new sensory floors the school has introduced. (Sobia Moman photo)

Sunnyside Elementary’s additional space opens, portables no longer in use

Province officially opens additional space that welcomed students and staff last November

A student at Sunnyside Elementary uses the new sensory floors the school has introduced. (Sobia Moman photo)
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North Delta crime beat, week of Jan. 30

A selection of property crimes submitted weekly by the Delta Police Department

(James Smith photo)
An intentionally set fire on May 15, 2016 in the Five Corners district has resulted in charges against a 24-year-old Surrey man. (File photo)

Charges laid in 2016 White Rock Five Corners arson fire

Surrey man, 24, facing seven charges in blaze that displaced 100 people

An intentionally set fire on May 15, 2016 in the Five Corners district has resulted in charges against a 24-year-old Surrey man. (File photo)
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South Delta crime beat, week of Jan. 30

A selection of property crimes submitted weekly by the Delta Police Department

(Delta Police Department photo)
Muslims and guests of other faiths join together for an Iftar dinner at the Baitur Rahman Mosque on June 18, 2017. (Grace Kennedy photo)

Happening around Delta: week of Feb. 2

Weekly events and community listings for North Delta and beyond

Muslims and guests of other faiths join together for an Iftar dinner at the Baitur Rahman Mosque on June 18, 2017. (Grace Kennedy photo)
A woman performs a traditional Chinese dance routine during Precious Blood church’s Lunar New Year Festival Jan. 28. (Photo submitted: Mable Ho)

More than 800 attend Lunar New Year celebration in Cloverdale

Organizers at Precious Blood Parish welcomed the public last week to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit

A woman performs a traditional Chinese dance routine during Precious Blood church’s Lunar New Year Festival Jan. 28. (Photo submitted: Mable Ho)
Veronika Gorlova shares some of her writing at Surrey Muse at the Surrey library City Centre branch in Surrey on Saturday (Jan. 28). (Photo: Anna Burns)

‘It’s like being home again’: Surrey Muse meets in person for first time since pandemic started

Monthly meetings at City Centre library provide space for writers, artists and performers

Veronika Gorlova shares some of her writing at Surrey Muse at the Surrey library City Centre branch in Surrey on Saturday (Jan. 28). (Photo: Anna Burns)
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