Creekside area along Kanaka gets some help with some new alders
Enrico Saunders
Enrico Saunders, Grade 12, and eight other students in the Take a Hike Youth at Risk Foundation program, plants one of 550 alder trees to reestablished Kanaka Creek Regional Park boundaries along 110th Avenue on Tuesday. They did so as part of the Teens 4 Trees initiative, which, since 2009, has raised $60,000, sold 7,888 trees, and planted 6,631 of them.
Rocks discovered with spray paint along South Alouette
Police believe he went into medical distress before accident
Average for entire month is 18,000
Emergency Support Services volunteers stepped up to help displaced residents
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Surrey RCMP say they seized four cars for street racing
