Did you know that BC was the first province in Canada to close all it’s large institutions that segregated people with developmental disabilities? (Inclusion BC). That...
New Exhibit to Feature Objects and Artifacts That Local Individuals and Families Brought When First Immigrating to Canada In celebration of Canada Day, Guildford Town Centre...
Crescent Beach is a unique landmark, a popular destination among residents of Surrey and surrounding areas, and a community with an extensive history. Because of where...
Surrey, British Columbia is met with a mixed reputation in the eye of our surrounding provinces. For years, the media has put a main focus on...
Surrey, BC | The City of Surrey released a new community history book on Monday night in a special presentation to Surrey City Council; Surrey: A City...
It’s not every day that the Government of Canada partners with a local craft brewery. Yet Trading Post Brewing and the Fort Langley National Historic site...
In this episode of ‘The Local,’ David gives us a tour of the iconic 3 Civic Plaza, the tallest tower being built in the City of...
Objects in museums are there for a reason – they have historical significance and a story to tell. The artifacts at the Surrey Museum are no...
Surrey’s Holland Park is now blooming with 700 red and white tulips symbolizing a special friendship between Canada and the Netherlands. Last fall, the City of...
In October of 1914, Mewa Singh, an early Sikh settler in Canada, was put on trial for killing Immigration Inspector, William C. Hopkinson. Mr. Singh carried...
In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, Surrey604 will share inspirational stories of South Asian pioneers in B.C., in collaboration with 100 Year Journey project. The 100...
In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, Surrey604 will share inspirational stories of South Asian pioneers in B.C., in collaboration with 100 Year Journey project. The 100...
