A weekly look back at Surrey-area landmark sites and events
Former member of Trooper captures the essence of small town struggles and triumphs
A century ago, local residents were shaking off the effects of a pandemic and a war
A weekly look back at Surrey-area landmark sites and events
University of Victoria students say Trutch Street puts racist history on a pedestal
Pair of ‘virtual field trips’ are planned on a weekend in June
Raj Singh Toor confident city will rename ‘street, park or city asset’ in honour of 1914 tragedy
Demolition contract has been awarded, completed by April 30
Most of 376 the passengers aboard ship were denied entry into Canada in 1914
‘Dine on Time’ offers glimpse into Surrey’s 1930s to 1960s diner culture
Racist history must be acknowledged in order to change, authors say
SFU researcher hoping to find 15,000 year-old archaeological sites underwater
Paper made its debut in February of 1976
Debut on TV’s Knowledge Network on Feb. 4
A weekly look back at Surrey-area landmark sites and events
Popular roller rink closed 15 years ago, and the single-storey structure has been vacant for a year
Life at Surrey Zoo recalled by the daughter of operators George and Muriel Galicz
Lack of policy over where and why historical signs are placed in Delta parks puts proposal on hold
White Rock Museum and Archives video challenges locals’ knowledge
‘These stories belong to the community’ says Karen Dosanjh