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Population Diversity in Surrey
Surrey's population is incredibly diverse. Over 43% of the city's residents have a first language that is not English, with Punjabi being the most commonly spoken language after English.

Surrey's Rapid Growth
The city of Surrey is expected to surpass the population of Vancouver, currently the most populated city in British Columbia, by 2030.

Holland Park
Holland Park, the Central Park of Surrey, regularly hosts large musical concerts and has been the location for several major events such as the FUSION Festival.

Surrey's Green City Plan
Surrey has a strategic plan to become a more sustainable and greener city. It includes initiatives for waste reduction, energy conservation, habitat protection, and emission reduction.

City of Festivals
Surrey is known for its festivals. Some of the popular ones include the Surrey International Children’s Festival, Surrey Fest Downtown, and the Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair.

The Iconic Pattullo Bridge
The Pattullo Bridge which connects Surrey with New Westminster has been an iconic landmark since 1937 and is considered one of the oldest bridges in Metro Vancouver.

Surrey’s Cultural Diversity
The city hosts a number of cultural events celebrating its diverse community. Surrey's Vaisakhi Parade an annual Sikh celebration is one of the biggest in the world outside India.

Surrey’s Environmentally Friendly Transport Plans
Surrey has laid out longterm plans for cycling and lightrail transit, with the goal to reduce the use of cars and promote more environmentallyfriendly modes of transport.

Home to Multiple Universities
Surrey is home to multiple universities including Simon Fraser University’s Surrey Campus and Kwantlen Polytechnic University, creating a vibrant student community within the city.

Cloverdale in Surrey
Cloverdale in Surrey is recognized as the rodeo capital of Canada, hosting the Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair every year.

The Famous Crescent Beach
Surrey’s Crescent Beach, located in South Surrey, is famous for its beautiful sunsets and is a popular location for residents and tourists alike.

Vibrant Music Scene
Surrey has a vibrant music scene with an annual Surrey Music City Centre Festival which draws in global attention.

Biggest School District
Surrey School District is the largest in British Columbia, accommodating more than 71,000 students every year across its various schools.

Agricultural Hub
Surrey is an agricultural hub with approximately onethird of its land dedicated to farming, significantly contributing to the city's economy.

Diverse Wildlife
The Green Timbers Urban Forest in Surrey is a haven for wildlife and supports a wide range of animal and bird species. It's also one of the largest parks in Surrey.

Indigenous Heritage
Surrey, like many parts of British Columbia, has a rich Indigenous heritage. The city lies on the traditional territories of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem, Kwantlen, Qayqayt and Tsawwassen First Nations.

Bear Creek Park
Bear Creek Park is home to Surrey's Art Centre, a miniature train, a running track and a beautiful garden making it a popular tourist spot.

Innovative City
Surrey is considered one of the most innovative cities in Canada, creating a favorable environment for startups and tech companies.

The Newton Wave Pool
The Newton Wave Pool in Surrey, British Columbia, is a popular community pool that creates artificial waves, providing a beachlike experience.

Redwood Park
Redwood Park in Surrey, home to the largest stand of Redwood trees north of California, has a fairytale themed treehouse built by the original, quirky owners – the Brown brothers.

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