Sobia Moman

Surrey

Journalist at Peace Arch News

Journalist @PeaceArchNews • interested in social issues • She/Her • ☪️ • [email protected]

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Articles

New prefabricated modular opens at Surrey school, replaces 10 portables

2 days ago | surreynowleader.com | Sobia Moman

It wasn't the most typical school announcement on Thursday morning as a horde of children cheered, waved and applauded as officials announced the opening of a new addition at a Surrey elementary school. Walnut Road Elementary's new prefabricated two-storey addition with 295 extra seats is open to students, eliminating the need for the 10 portables at the school, Infrastructure Minister Bowinn Ma announced Thursday morning (June 5) at the school.
Surrey students bring fundraising total to $17K for senior care facility

3 days ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

Another successful fundraiser has been completed by L.A. Matheson Secondary students for a culturally sensitive senior centre. Presenting a cheque to the Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society, Matheson students under the support of teacher Gurpreet Kaur Bains have raised a grand total of $17,008 for the Guru Nanak Diversity Village project. This being the fifth year, students raised $1,500 in 2025.
Annual Solstice Stroll returning to South Surrey's Spirit Garden

3 days ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

For 16 years and counting, loved ones of those no longer with us have seeded more than just plants in South Surrey's Spirit Garden. An event to bring all those individuals and any others interested together is returning to Spirit Garden, organized by founders Joan and Jon Mara. Held on or around June Solstice annually, this year it actually falls right on the day, Saturday, June 21.
B.C. MLA calls for review of 'age-appropriate' resources in schools

3 days ago | nanaimobulletin.com | Sobia Moman

A Surrey MLA has introduced legislation to begin a review of educational material in B.C. schools to ensure they are all "age-appropriate." “Parents deserve transparency in education,” Surrey North MLA Mandeep Dhaliwal said in a press release Monday (June 2). “This legislation empowers families, ensuring they are informed and involved in their children’s education.
No injuries after stroller hit in North Delta crash

4 days ago | mapleridgenews.com | Sobia Moman

Everyone is OK after a car crashed into a stroller with a young child in it Monday night in North Delta. At about 10:30 p.m. Monday (June 2) on 80 Avenue and Scott Road, a driver was leaving a parking lot at low speed when they knocked over a stroller being pushed by a mother and father, Delta Police confirmed. A young child was in the stroller but luckily, there were no injuries reported.
Cyberbullying, sexting on the rise among youth: White Rock RCMP

5 days ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

Cyberbullying and sexting are among concerns White Rock police have noticed increasing among youth, with officials heeding a warning to parents to be on the lookout. With ever-expanding social media applications available for free, youth are often ahead of the other demographics in using new sites or new ways of communicating. This, along with more troubling behaviour being seen, has caused White Rock RCMP to release information to parents on how to keep up and to youth on being cautious.
Surrey school district seeks $6B for 27 new schools, 21 expansions

1 week ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

Surrey's school troubles continue as the district is seeking $5.7 billion from the B.C. government for new school builds. At the May 14 regular school board public meeting, trustees approved the 2025-26 capital plan over the next five years for 76 large projects, including 27 new schools, 21 school expansions and two school replacements.
South Surrey teachers pay tribute to 'selfless' former colleague

1 week ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

Teachers Danny Tsang and Carolyn Loganestey need no prompt to speak endlessly of their colleague and friend, retired Elgin Park Secondary teacher Michele Palmer. The fond memories also come with tears as the beloved longtime teacher, who officially retired in 2012 then continued to be a teacher-on-call, is now having her "final hurrah" as she is experiencing her last few days with terminal cancer.
EMERGENCY: How to build your own emergency kit

1 week ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

When the unexpected happens, it’s essential to have an emergency kit nearby, filled with the basic necessities to help yourself and your loved ones navigate the aftermath. Many may be confused on what exactly should be included in one of these kits and just how much. According to experts, there should be enough items to last for at least 72 hours as help can take that long, or longer, to arrive, dependent on the event's impact.
EMERGENCY: What to do if you have special health needs or disabilities

1 week ago | peacearchnews.com | Sobia Moman

Being prepared for an emergency involves a few extra steps for people with diverse health needs and abilities. Having an informed support group of people who understand your needs — family, friends, health care providers, co-workers and neighbours — is recommended.