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1 week ago | 
surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan
There was a major police incident in Cloverdale around noon on Friday, May 30.
Police were at 61A Avenue and 176th Street and, according to some users on Facebook, police used serious measures.
“They used a flash-bang to take a single guy down who was walking on the street,” Facebook user Lori Little wrote.
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1 week ago | 
cloverdalereporter.com | Malin Jordan
A new market will light up the Clayton night this summer.
Starting tonight (May 30), the new Clayton Night Market will host its first of five Friday summer dates in 2025.
A post on Discover Surrey's Facebook page says the market is being put on the same group who runs the Clayton Market.
“Surrey's newest way to enjoy those longer summer nights with food trucks, local shopping, live entertainment, and a beer garden,” the post reads.
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1 week ago | 
peacearchnews.com | Malin Jordan
A new market will light up the Clayton night this summer.
Starting tonight (May 30), the new Clayton Night Market will host its first of five Friday summer dates in 2025.
A post on Discover Surrey's Facebook page says the market is being put on the same group who runs the Clayton Market.
“Surrey's newest way to enjoy those longer summer nights with food trucks, local shopping, live entertainment, and a beer garden,” the post reads.
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1 week ago | 
surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan
The Kyle Sherbaty Memorial Golf Tournament is around the corner. The second annual event will be held July 12 at Swaneset in Pitt Meadows.
Kyle, the son of Craig Sherbaty, the director of hockey operations for the Cloverdale Minor Hockey Association, was a coach and mentor in both Cloverdale and the wider hockey community. Kyle, affectionately known as “Sherbs,” passed away two years ago at the age of 33.
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1 week ago | 
peacearchnews.com | Malin Jordan
Video has surfaced of a small brawl on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds over Rodeo Weekend.
Film shot on May 18, during the 77th Cloverdale Rodeo and the 134th Country Fair, shows at least eight people, and possibly more than 10, engaged in a brawl in the midway area of the Fairgrounds in front of hundreds of onlookers. The video seems to have been shot around noon or in the early afternoon.
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1 week ago | 
surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan
If you hit the Cloverdale Fairgrounds and have a look at the Agriplex, you may have to do a double take.
The Agriplex has received a mini-face lift, of sorts. The iconic white lettering for “AGRIPLEX,” which was set in a western-style typeface, has been replaced with new, san serif, black lettering.
The black letters are set lower than the original letters with the outline of the old letters casting a makeshift shadow both high and to the left and high and to the right of the new ones.
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1 week ago | 
surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan
A new, local community treasures exhibit has opened at the Museum of Surrey.
“Roots of Resilience: The Law Family Legacy,” opened this month and celebrates the Law family, Cloverdale farmers who made an impact on local agriculture over the years.
Found upstairs in the Surrey Stories Gallery (next to the Indigenous Hall), the Community Treasures exhibit tells the story of the Law family through the personal objects and photographs they've preserved throughout the years.
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1 week ago | 
mapleridgenews.com | Malin Jordan
Harness Racing B.C. is suing Great Canadian Entertainment.
Legal action was filed against Great Canadian (GCE), the parent company of Elements Casino as the operator of Fraser Downs, after talks broke down between the two.
The issue centres around GCE’s plans to close the backstretch and the six barns located on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds in Surrey for two to three months to deal with a massive rat infestation. The rat problem began about five years ago, according to Harness Racing B.C. (HRBC).
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1 week ago | 
mapleridgenews.com | Malin Jordan
A man's been charged in a nearly three-year old Surrey murder case.
Nelson Adam Short has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Frank James.
According to a press release from the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT), Short, 42, was arrested May 23 in Burnaby for “alleged involvement” in James’s murder. Short was charged the next day (May 24) by the B.C. Prosecution Service.
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1 week ago | 
cloverdalereporter.com | Malin Jordan
Harness Racing B.C. is suing Great Canadian Entertainment.
Legal action was filed against Great Canadian (GCE), the parent company of Elements Casino as the operator of Fraser Downs, after talks broke down between the two.
The issue centres around GCE’s plans to close the backstretch and the six barns located on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds for two to three months to deal with a massive rat infestation. The rat problem began about five years ago, according to Harness Racing B.C. (HRBC).
