Welcome to Newton!
Newton is named after settler E.J. Newton who in 1886 settled at what is now 72 Avenue and 124 Street. The BC Electric Railway stimulated Newton’s growth and helped to establish the corner of 72 Avenue and King George Boulevard as a Town Centre.
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Newton Pop-Up Plaza Grand Opening
Surrey, BC – The City of Surrey and the Newton Business Improvement Association (BIA) are excited to announce the grand opening of the Newton Pop-Up Plaza on Wednesday, August...
Newton BIA
Making Newton Town Centre a fun and safe place Nestled in the heart of Surrey at the crossroads of 72 Avenue and King George Boulevard, the Newton BIA...
Kekinow Native Housing Society
Providing Affordable, Culturally Rich Housing for Indigenous Communities In a world where housing affordability is an ever-growing concern, the Kekinow Native Housing Society stands as a beacon of...
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Graffiti Program
Have you spotted any graffiti?
Report it by sending us an email. ‘Goodbye Graffiti’ is contracted by the BIA to ensure the boundary is a graffiti free zone.
Safety Concerns
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Community Safety Patrol is available 8am-4pm, 7 days/week.
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