Community

The annual Seniors' Strawberry Tea on Canada Day is being held at the Cloverdale Recreation Centre.

B.C.'s education minister at the celebration.

A colour party from the Cloverdale Legion marched over to Hawthorne Square on 176 Street Tuesday morning for a special ceremony.

Grade 7 student Tyler Tardi's Go Green with R.E.D. project proves it's possible to harness all that rain energy pouring down on Cloverdale residents.

Will Rogers has planned a physically challenging summer for himself, to say the least.

Brothers Jasper and Levi Jubenvill poke through a pile of shingles – all that’s left of Surrey’s original Sullivan Station. During a recent visit, a volunteer let the boys each take home a souvenir shingle. The Fraser Valley Heritage Railway Society’s rail car barn is moving from 152 St. and 64 Ave. to 176 St. south of 56 Ave. in Cloverdale later this year.

A Cloverdale woman is organizing an awareness walk in Stanley Park on Fathers' Day to highlight awareness of senior abuse.

On May 21, the Surrey RCMP rededicated the Cst. Roger Pierlet overhead – named for the man shot and killed on duty on Cloverdale’s 176 Street south of Highway 10 in 1974. Asst/Commr. Fraser MacRae, left, Roger’s brother Luke Pierlet, and Mayor Dianne Watts joined 20 officers in red serge, family members and veterans at the ceremony.

Canadian Union of Postal Workers conducting rotating strikes across the country.

Cloverdale's community events listings, updated for the week of Aug. 18, 2011.