The Town of North Surrey
The population of North Surrey is made up of many different ethnic groups. Many of them are families with young children that are growing up to have a mutual respect and understanding for different cultures.
It’s always nice to see some green space that has withstood the test of time long after a city has built up around it. Green Timbers Urban Forest is a perfect example of nature within the city. Spanning approximately 452 acres, Green Timbers is one of the largest parks in Surrey. Green Timbers Lake can be found in the center of the park and is a favorite place for local fishing enthusiasts. The lake is stocked with rainbow trout and provides a unique fishing experience within the city. The Freshwater Fisheries of BC organization has created a “Learn to Fish” program that is held every spring and fall at the lake. Equipment and lessons are available for kids and adults who want to learn more about this fun recreational sport.
Having convenient access to Burnaby, Delta, Coquitlam and Vancouver means that great employment opportunities are all around. Some of the top employers are the Coast Mountain Bus Company, Financial CAD Corp., Fraser Health Authority, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and the City of Surrey. Commuting to work is easy via the TransCanada Highway and King George Boulevard. No car? No problem. The SkyTrain and the bus system provide a convenient and efficient alternative. Many of the major roads also have designated bike lanes to help citizens in North Surrey reduce their carbon footprint.
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