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Mode of Travel to Work
Transportation accounts for a large portion of greenhouse gas emissions in the province, with vehicles also contributing to traffic congestion, local air pollution and smog.... -
Median Income for Immigrants
Immigrants to Canada generally have lower incomes than Canadian-born residents when they first arrive. Over time, they become more established and eventually catch up to their... -
Median Household Income
Individuals with low income have inadequate resources for basic needs, maintaining a healthy standard of living, and enabling a sense of security and full participation in... -
Low Cost and Free Resources
Low Cost and Free resources, such as food, housing, activities, etc., available in Surrey. For more information please click here. -
Industrial Land Base
As land value increase over time, areas zoned for industrial use face pressure from commercial and residential development. Many businesses, such as warehousing and water-borne... -
Facilities that Offer City Programs
Programs and services are essential to people's lives. Recreation, sport, and arts and cultural services allow people of all ages to learn new skills, meet new people, develop... -
Economic Indicators
Economic indicators such as demographics, construction activity and housing units help determine Surrey's economic performance year after year. -
Early Childhood Development
Children that have not had secure, nurturing, and stimulating experiences in their early years are at higher risk of many challenges later on in life, including mental health... -
Drinking Water Quality
In Metro Vancouver, water is collected from rainfall, snowmelt, creeks, and streams from the mountains near the Capilano, Seymour and Coquitlam watersheds. Our drinking water... -
Community Gardens
Community gardens enhance community food security by allowing urban residents to grow their own food. Community gardens offer health benefits by providing people with access to... -
Community Event and Grant Applications
Events are important to providing residents with opportunities to connect and engage with their community. By providing grants and other in-kind support for community events of... -
City Volunteers
Volunteering is the offering of one's time, energy and skill, often without monetary reward. Volunteering gives residents opportunities to become involved in their communities,... -
City Tax Base
Property taxes are one of the most important sources of revenue for the city and fund many services and programs essential for residents and businesses. The proportions of the... -
City Spending on Public Art
Public art is any work of art or design that is created specifically for a public space. Public art pieces are components of a community's identity and unique character. They... -
City Cultural Grants
The Cultural Grants program supports the development of local arts and heritage organizations, and aims to stimulate new programs and activities that will make Surrey a cultural... -
Businesses by Sector
The number of business units within and across industry sectors is essential to understanding economic activity in the city. Analyzing shifts and changes over time can assist... -
Business Break and Enter Rate
The Business Break and Enter Rate is considered to be a representative indicator for the relative safety of the community as property crime generally accounts for roughly two... -
Availability of Employment
The availability of locally-based employment opportunities provide social benefits by creating more complete communities where residents can spend less time commuting and more... -
Availability of Doctors
Health care professionals provide services such as diagnosis, treatment, and care. Primary health care professionals, such as general practitioners and nurses, are especially... -
Arts and Culture Groups
Cultural activities are recognized as an important way for individuals to contribute to their communities. Culture is an essential tool in understanding the values, shared...