The City of Surrey is home to a cluster of leading companies in BC’s clean technology sector. Supported by people and policy, institutions and infrastructure alike, the fast-growing cleantech ecosystem in Surrey makes it an ideal place to innovate and scale.
Premier John Horgan said in 2019 the high-speed rail project would have a terminus station in Surrey
Surrey's talent and location positions it to be a major city player for Cascadian growth
The federal government signed agreements with Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen
Expanding businesses are facing a question of whether buying or leasing is the best path forward.
Boosting agritech innovations to strengthen food security has been a major topic of discussion as global supply…
The last few years have seen us experiencing a fair share of emergencies, from the COVID-19 pandemic to flood-…
As the world vies to produce more electric vehicles in light of historic high gas prices, we sit down with…
But agritech companies aren't new to Surrey
Despite its alarming definition, however, a recession is a natural and, in most cases, inevitable part of the…
Invest Surrey is partnering with Tech Talent Canada to hold a virtual job fair this month
We surveyed a representative group of 1400 consumers to get their impressions of the economy, specifically…
Economic confidence within Surrey remains strong, as the City records $1.46 billion in building permit value last…