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Oct. 15 forum for B.C. election candidates in 10 Surrey ridings, with 5 parties invited - Peace Arch News (opens the original)
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Published 9:00 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Thursday, Oct. 15 is the night for a Provincial Candidates Forum hosted by Surrey & White Rock Board of Trade, Cloverdale District Chamber of Commerce and White Rock Business Improvement Association. An event location will be announced later by the three organizations, ahead of the Oct. 24 B.C. election. The forum welcomes members of the business community, residents and other community stakeholders, but only candidates from CentreBC, Conservative, Gre
Halloween train rides start at Bear Creek Park in Surrey, for younger kids first - Cloverdale Reporter (opens the original)
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Published 4:00 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Halloween vibes are already happening at Bear Creek Park Train in Surrey. A kid-friendly Pumpkin Train rolls during daytime hours from Oct. 1-31, with more frightening nighttime rides starting Oct. 16. October is a busy month at 13750 88 Ave., where kids under age two ride free. For everyone else, the fee is $12 for a daytime train ride through decorated forest, a treat, pumpkin and crafts. Tickets are $18 each for the nighttime “Scream” train, to roll
Halloween train rides start at Bear Creek Park in Surrey, for younger kids first - Peace Arch News (opens the original)
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Published 4:00 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Halloween vibes are already happening at Bear Creek Park Train in Surrey. A kid-friendly Pumpkin Train rolls during daytime hours from Oct. 1-31, with more frightening nighttime rides starting Oct. 16. October is a busy month at 13750 88 Ave., where kids under age two ride free. For everyone else, the fee is $12 for a daytime train ride through decorated forest, a treat, pumpkin and crafts. Tickets are $18 each for the nighttime “Scream” train, to roll
New REACH Centre for Autism to operate on city-owned land in Newton - Peace Arch News (opens the original)
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Published 1:16 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Coming to Surrey is a new REACH Centre for Autism, to offer “a comprehensive range of services for children and youth with autism and other developmental support needs, and their families.” The facility will operate in a house-like building on city-owned land at 7010 King George Blvd., once home to Newton Animal Hospital, with rent set at $1 per year. Residential units are also in the building, which has outdoor space near rail tracks. On Sept. 21 Surr
NDP's Eby promises gas tax cut and 'price guard' to stop corporate 'gouging' at pumps - Grand Forks Gazette (opens the original)
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Published 9:43 am Thursday, October 1, 2026 BC NDP leader David Eby was in Surrey on Thursday (Oct. 1) with an election promise to suspend the provincial motor fuel tax by 10 cents a litre as part of a two-part effort to help protect drivers from rising prices at the pumps. His pledge, called a temporary fix amid a tariff fight with the U.S., also includes a “price guard” to empower BC Utilities Commission (BCUC) to enforce “strict pricing rules and cap excess industry margins” at a time when re
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