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Reklaws join July 1st fun on Cloverdale Fairgrounds

4 days ago | surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan

The Reklaws are headlining Surrey Canada Day this year. They'll bring their unique brand of country music to the Bill Reid Millennium Amphitheatre on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds July 1. The brother and sister country music duo recently posted to their Facebook page that they are looking forward to getting out Surrey. "Summer has kicked off," the pair wrote. "B.C. you’re next.
'Gift' of new name coming for new Pattullo Bridge, due open this year

4 days ago | surreynowleader.com | Tom Zillich

The new Pattullo Bridge will have a new name when it opens later this year high above Fraser River. As part of a "cultural recognition program," Musqueam Indian Band and Kwantlen First Nation are "bestowing the people of British Columbia a name for the new bridge in the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ language," according to a June 17 news release from B.C.'s Ministry of Transportation and Transit.
Massive $1.3M Epicure bankruptcy auction of food, supplies in Surrey

4 days ago | surreynowleader.com | Tom Zillich

More than 500 pallets of Epicure products and supplies sit in a Surrey warehouse ahead of a massive action Tuesday, June 24. "This is one of the largest sales we've ever conducted at Able Auctions," says the narrator of a three-minute video posted to the auctioneer's website. Part two of the online-only auction will sell more than $1.3 million in cookware, knives, food-prep tools, soup mixes, cookie dough and other packaged food, spices, packaging supplies and more.
Surrey's Basran loses to Ukrainian at boxing Grand Prix in Saudi Arabia

4 days ago | surreynowleader.com | Tom Zillich

Surrey's Eric Basran lost his fight with Ukrainian challenger Danylo Lozan on Friday (June 20), ending his hopes of winning the inaugural Riyadh Season/World Boxing Council (WBC) Boxing Grand Prix, in Saudi Arabia. In the super lightweight division of the single-elimination boxing competition, Basran was defeated by technical knockout late in the third round.
SEVA Thrift Store moves to Newton with same mission to raise, donate money

1 week ago | surreynowleader.com | Tom Zillich

A commercial complex in Newton is now home to SEVA Thrift Store, which has moved from Scott Road to #108-12877 76 Ave. The store sells new and gently used South Asian clothing to raise money for Seva Foundation, which has donated more than $100,000 to Surrey Hospitals Foundation, housing projects for Options Community Services and scholarships for local students. A grand-reopening event June 14 was attended by Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke, Senator Baltej Singh Dhillon, Coun.
Cloverdale teacher awarded prestigious high school rugby honour

1 week ago | surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan

A local teacher has won a prestigious high school rugby award. Cloverdale’s Walter van Halst, a history teacher at Lord Tweedsmuir, was recently awarded the Honorary Members Award (HMA) by the B.C. Secondary Schools Rugby Union (BCSSRU). Van Halst was given the award at the BCSSRU annual banquet held during the provincial championships at the end of May in Abbotsford. He’s been the high school rugby commissioner for more than a decade and involved with the rugby championships for 18 years.
'Significant milestone': Surrey's Safe Software data co. expands to UK, Ireland

1 week ago | surreynowleader.com | Tom Zillich

Surrey-based data company Safe Software has announced expansion plans into the United Kingdom and Ireland. The move is seen as "a significant milestone in the company’s global growth trajectory," according to a news release. Founded and headquartered in Surrey since 1993, Safe Software plans to hire for more than 80 new roles across Canada with a revenue target of $250 million by 2028.
Surrey Sports Hall of Fame could be at City Centre Arena one day

1 week ago | surreynowleader.com | Tom Zillich

Steps to create a Surrey Sports Hall of Fame are detailed in a "status update" report to Surrey council this week. Plans for the new SSHOF include having the first inductions a year from now, in June 2026, during a ceremony at Surrey City Hall. This summer, applications will open for an advisory board in July, followed by a call for hall nominations in August.
Surrey firefighters battle blaze at Super Save

1 week ago | surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan

Surrey firefighters battled a blaze on the Langley Bypass June 20. A fire broke out at a Super Save Group facility at 19395 Langley Bypass. The address is the same as the Super Save Group's head office and is next door to a Super Save gas station. The fire began at about 8:30 a.m. Surrey fire crews attended as the address is within the City of Surrey. Marc Fournier, battalion chief, told the Cloverdale Reporter it was a small blaze that broke out in a paint booth.
Surrey firefighetrs battle blaze at Super Save

1 week ago | surreynowleader.com | Malin Jordan

Surrey firefighters are battling a blaze on the Langley By-pass. A fire broke out June 20 at a Super Save Group facility east of 192nd Street at around 8:30 a.m. on the Surrey-Langley border. An eyewitness reports the fire possibly being in an outbuilding in the facility's yard. According to @surreyfirefighters on Instagram, "Crews are working to bring the incident under control." More info to come.