You saw them live on the waterfront on Canada Day. Now see them in the world-class environment of Blue Frog.
A few tickets remain for Friday's second show
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July 23, 2026
The White Rock Official Community Plan OCP Is Under Revision - HAVE YOUR SAY
Beach wheelchairs available in White Rock
Our famous beach is becoming a bit more accessible for the summer.
As the CBC's Kier Junos shows us, people can now rent wheelchairs that can roll on the sand and go into the water.
Thank you Councillor SUSAN BAINS.
You dreamt it, we did it.
White Rock Staff Can't Be Everywhere All The Time...So
If you notice problems like street flooding, fallen trees, or burnt streetlights, notify the City with Request for Service, our online platform for reporting non-emergency issues.
To use this service, we recommend that you have the following ready:
Have your service request photos available if you have any. (ie: photo of the flooded area, burnt out street light).
Address and location (cross streets).
Have an available phone number and email so we may contact you if a follow up is required.
Urgent Issues
For urgent issues, please call us at 604-541-2181 to reach Engineering and Operations. Please note: if you call outside of work hours (Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM) you will be forwarded to the Fire Dispatch non-emergency line.
Emergency Issues
In the case of injury or immediate danger, please call 9-1-1 right away.
July 22, 2026
Individuals experiencing homelessness face increased risks around heat related illnesses. Please encourage community members in need to access cooling locations and heat response supplies.
As a reminder, civic facilities are available to anyone seeking relief from extreme heat or wildfire smoke during the summer months.
City of Surrey: Visit Staying Cool During Extreme Heat for more information about heat response resources in Surrey. See attached poster for details.
Surrey Soccer Fan Zones draw more than 175,000 fans
Surrey Soccer Fan Zone at Surrey Civic Plaza
More than 175,000 fans gathered across Surrey to celebrate the FIFA World Cup 2026™ at the City of Surrey’s Soccer Fan Zones this summer, making them the largest celebrations the City has ever hosted, spanning six weeks and four locations.
The fan zones officially launched at Surrey Civic Plaza on June 12 for Canada’s first match of the tournament. Fans also gathered at the Cloverdale Agriplex, South Surrey Athletic Park and Holland Park as the fan zones rolled out across the city. The events featured more than 100 live match broadcasts, along with live entertainment, family-friendly activities, community exhibitors and food trucks.
South Surrey Athletic Park
Throughout the tournament, the fan zones featured more than 75 local performers, over 50 community partners, and 250 volunteers, reflecting the many local organizations and individuals who contributed to the festivities.
Attendees are invited to provide their feedback and help shape future events via an online survey for a chance to win a $200 gift card to Central City Shopping Centre at surreysoccerfanzones.ca.
July 20, 2026
Surrey Is On The Warpath
Surrey’s call for a public inquiry into Metro Vancouver now has significant regional support. New Westminster, the District of North Vancouver and the City of North Vancouver have each unanimously supported Surrey’s position. Together, our four municipalities represent approximately one million residents, or roughly one-third of the region. That growing call for transparency and accountability cannot be ignored.
For Surrey, the need for a public inquiry is about far more than the cost overruns of the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant. Surrey’s complaint identifies fundamental concerns about how Metro Vancouver is governed, how decisions are made and how public funds and assets are managed. It also raises serious questions about whether critical financial, engineering, environmental and other information has been withheld from duly appointed directors, whether the interests of member municipalities are being respected, and whether Metro Vancouver has complied with its legal and regulatory obligations.
Surrey has formally raised these concerns with the Province and continues to engage with the Inspector of Municipalities. We remain committed to pursuing this matter in a transparent and responsible way, with the goal of strengthening accountability and public confidence in how Metro Vancouver is governed.
This year marks the "Diamond Anniversary / 75" of the White Rock Sea Festival.
Bigger and better than ever.
The annual torchlight parade, the waiters race along Marine Drive, giant fireworks display and this year the addition of a Custom Car Show all along the waterfront West of Oxford Street.
The sun was shining while attending the White Rock Pride Flag Raising Friday.
Since 2018, this annual tradition has celebrated diversity, inclusion, and the message that everyone belongs. It's a reminder that our community is strongest when everyone feels welcome, respected, and free to be themselves.
One of the highlights was the beautiful poem shared by Denise Darrell, along with the personal stories shared by the speakers. Their words were heartfelt and meaningful.
Thank you to the White Rock Pride Society, Board of Directors and everyone who came out to support this special event
Wheelie Good Time
The City of White Rock officially launched its 2026 Beach Wheelchair Pilot Program in partnership with Naakua Paddle Boards, expanding access to the waterfront for residents and visitors of all abilities.
Beach wheelchairs are available through Naakua Paddle Boards (14849 Marine Drive, White Rock, BC) during regular business hours and may be rented at no cost for up to two hours. Learn more at https://tinyurl.com/ysbj72cx .
This TNT is yet another example of the lunacy that seems to infect White Rock, something I originally blamed on the well water in my second TNT for the White Rock Sun some 19 years ago. I'm actually surprised I don't have a sore neck from shaking my head about some of the bizarre and unbelievable stories that cross my path from the Rock. Once again, the unofficial motto of the White Rock Sun, "You Can't Make This stuff up", immediately springs to mind. Read on and try to not be impressed by the level of stupidity shown by those running the White Rock Farmers Market that would likely have former Market Manager and White Rock Councillor Helen Fathers looking down from heaven in dismay.
Come out to support us as we petition the Ministry of Health to partner with the City of Langley to conduct a 1 year pilot project "Cannabis Substitution for Opioids".
Mayor and Council unanimously approved the pilot project in April 2025. It is time for action so lives can be saved.
The sun was shining while attending the White Rock Pride Flag Raising Friday.
