COVID-19: Daily update on the pandemic in Surrey, White Rock, Delta and beyond

MARCH 28: Delta council passes bylaw to fine people who don’t socially distance

B.C. COVID-19 cases rise 92 to 884, one more death, 81 in care

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‘Tremendous’ response from blood donors has supply keeping pace with demand

Federal doctor says COVID-19 battle will last ‘months, many months’ as cases soar

Morning world update: Cases surge past 600,000; positive news in Germany

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News

Latest Canadian updates: About 7% of COVID-19 cases require hospitalization

Top doctor says about 1% of cases are fatal; Ontario considers limiting gatherings to 5 people

World update, 9:30 p.m. March 27: Positive news in Korea as U.S. hits 100,000 cases

The United States now has the most coronavirus cases of any country in the world

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Community

SurreyCares creates emergency fund to boost social service agencies ‘in the trenches’

Surrey Community Relief Fund aims to raise and distribute $500,000 within the next two weeks

From lockdown in Italy to self-isolation in South Surrey

Like many returning citizens, Peninsula-raised James Bogart & Emily Schenk have a long journey ahead

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Obituaries

Douglas Mills

Mar 20th, 2020

Gino Vincenzo Cassino

Mar 12th, 2020

Joy Scheltens (nee Glasier)

Mar 7th, 2020

Else Wirchenko (Nee Grodahl)

Mar 6th, 2020

Kenneth P. Baker

Mar 3rd, 2020

Marlene Lorraine Fettback

Feb 19th, 2020

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Entertainment

Province announces $3M in funding for arts groups hit by COVID-19 crisis

BC Arts Council to administer support for both organizations and individual artists

Netflix reduces video quality in Canada to lower internet bandwidth use

Bell Media said it’s planning its own traffic measures for the Crave streaming service,

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Sports

Like Bandits, Surrey hoops players stay close to home in Canadian pro league draft

Parm Bains and Daniel Adediran picked by Abbotsford team after playing at UFV

‘It’s day by day here’: Guildford golf course stays open as COVID-19 concerns grow

Patron limits in pro shop and power carts among the operational changes, GM says

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Opinion

B.C. VIEWS: Small businesses need our help

Just as integral in neighbourhoods in Vancouver and Surrey as they are in Prince George or Kelowna

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