We are delighted that our Executive Director, Tomas Reyes, is being featured in this exciting campaign.
Foundry Surrey will support essential connections between youth and primary care services.
To learn more, visit their Instagram page @foundrysurrey
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#FoundryBC
Looking for a Family Doctor? Come find us Friday from 1-4pm at Strawberry Hill Library AND Saturday from 2-4pm at City Centre Library to learn more about HCR.
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Emergency shelters will remain open tonight and tomorrow night in Surrey. If you are sleeping outside, warm shelter is available at the locations listed.
Emergency shelters will remain open tonight and tomorrow night in Surrey and Delta. If you are sleeping outside, come to the safety of these shelters.
Emergency shelters remain open tonight and tomorrow night in Surrey and Delta due to low temperatures. If you're sleeping outside, come to the safety of these shelters.
Emergency cooling shelters are in effect until tomorrow in #SurreyBC. If you are struggling to stay cool, come to the safety of these shelters.
Temporary cooling stations and shelters are open today through August 25 in Surrey and White Rock. Come cool down at one of these locations. #SurreyBC
Surrey-North Delta Division retweeted
Human papillomavirus (HPV): What you need to know | an informative factsheet from Immunize Canada | immunize.ca/sites/default/fi… #DontLetHistoryRepeatItself #VaccinesWork #VaccinesSaveLives #GetImmunized #NIAM2025 #HPV
📣 WE HAVE A WINNER! 📣
Congratulations to Maria, who is the winner of our Surrey-North Delta PCN website survey contest!
Thank you to everyone who provided feedback - don't forget to visit sndpcn.com/ for local health information and resources!
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Surrey-North Delta Division retweeted
Ticks can be found in the woods, fields, shrubs, tall grass and even backyards!
Take precautions to stay protected from tick bites and #LymeDisease. More info in the comments.
Temperatures are high in #SurreyBC today. For relief from the heat, temporary cooling centres are open.
Surrey-North Delta Division retweeted
Hot weather is here to stay through July 31, with temperatures between 26–29°C each day.
Don’t let the heat catch you off guard and follow these tips to stay safe:
• Drink plenty of water
• Protect your skin with sunscreen
• Avoid direct sun during peak hours and find shaded areas
• Check in on seniors, youth, and animals!
For real-time alerts and updates, download the free Alertable app.
Visit surrey.ca/heatrelief for more ways to stay cool!































