Members of Clovedale’s Royal Canadian Legion had a meeting recently to hear more about a proposed redevelopment of the Cloverdale Mall site.
The proposal hinges on the legion’s co-operation, which will have to move from its current location to a new building within the project site. The eight-acre parcel of land is better known as the former “Safeway” mall in downtown Cloverdale; it is bordered by 57 and 58 Avenue and between 176 Street and the bypass. The redevelopment is being overseen by the City of Surrey Development Corporation, architect Patrick Cotter and a development company called TL Housing Solutions.
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Host city of an incinerator could earn about $1 billion over 30 years, says Hunt
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Jaden Easton-Ellett did this little community proud. As the only participant from Cloverdale competing in the BC Summer Games this past weekend, Easton-Ellett helped bring home four gold medals.
READThe Cloverdale Athletic Park was brimming with talented female baseball players as the Bantam A Fastpitch provincials brought out the best of the best to vie for a spot at nationals last weekend.
READThe Cloverdale Red Sox PeeWee AA ball team listens intently to assistant coaches Dave Roe, left, and Sean Peacock, during a practice earlier this week. In this week's print edition of the Cloverdale Reporter, a Burnaby parent writes about how the Cloverdale Minor Baseball team welcomed her son – and Burnaby coach Randy Downes – this summer.
READVICTORIA – Forests Minister Pat Bell begs to differ with the report from Central 1 Credit Union that projects more than 11,000 jobs will be lost by the time the pine beetle infestation runs its course in B.C.
READThe mountain pine beetle epidemic will have cost B.C. 11,250 direct jobs by the time it runs its course, according to a new study by credit union economists.
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Cloverdale songwriter a finalist in radio contest.
READA one-day festival organized by the Billy Graham Evangelical Association coming to Cloverdale next weekend is sure to attract large numbers, say organizers of Rock the River.
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The unmistakable sound of cannon fire will ring out over Semiahmoo Bay this weekend when two visiting tall ships will recreate a thrilling slice of 18th century naval life for onboard visitors.
READBy Sheila Reynolds
READThe Ta Da Lady entertained the young audience last Thursday at the Cloverdale Public Library.
READB.C. public libraries have long been known as respected community destinations.
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