Surrey City Guide

groups Demographics

Surrey, BC, with a population exceeding 600,000, ranks as Canada's 12th largest city. Known for its diversity, prominent ethnic groups include South Asian, Chinese, and Filipino. The median age is 38.3, slightly below the national average. Median household income is $89,440, slightly lower than the national median, and around 60% of residents over 15 have pursued post-secondary education.

school Schools

Surrey has 100+ elementary and 20+ secondary schools like Bear Creek and Fleetwood Park. Post-secondary options include Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Simon Fraser University Surrey Campus. Private schools, such as Regent Christian and Surrey Christian, also contribute to the educational landscape.

park Parks

Surrey Bend Regional Park in the northeast offers trails and fishing. Green Timbers Urban Forest in the center features hiking and a lake. Tynehead Regional Park in the north has trails and a fish hatchery. Bear Creek Park in the center offers mini-golf, a train ride, playgrounds, and gardens. Crescent Beach in the south features sandy beaches, picnics, and ocean/mountain views.

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Guildford Town Centre in Surrey boasts 200+ stores, including major retailers. Central City is a mixed-use hub with a mall, SFU Surrey, and diverse dining. Newton Town Centre features grocery stores and restaurants. South Surrey/White Rock, a beachside community, offers shopping options like Semiahmoo Shopping Centre and dining along Marine Drive.

sports_handball Sports

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Junior ice hockey

Surrey Eagles

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Canadian Elite Basketball League

Fraser Valley Bandits

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Pacific Junior Hockey League

Surrey Knights

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Soccer

Surrey United Soccer Club

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