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.
Studio 73
Formerly part of a day program, Studio 73 was further established by the Community Living Society (CLS), and is now in their second year of operation in Newton. CLS is a non-profit organization that works to provide support for adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries.
Merchant the Thirty-second: Fab Burgers
Sometimes a basic burger just doesn’t slide. I mean the ones with just a bun, patty, and ketchup. If you’re feeling a little fancy and a little extra, why not...
Merchant the Thirty-first: Eye Level Learning
Children’s education is vital for their professional development and can greatly improve their growth. Not all classrooms are the same and the speed at which they learn might become too...
Merchant the Thirtieth: Newton Optometry Clinic
Eyecare is something that many may overlook. Problems usually develop and arise as we get older. However, some people will have 20/20 vision for their entire lives. No matter the...
What’s happening in #MyNewton?
Shopping in Newton? Stopping for a bite? Out for a stroll? Show us your Newton! Use the hashtag #MyNewton to share your experiences in our great neighborhood.
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
Always call 911 in case of an emergency.
For all other non-emergency safety concerns call Non-Emergency Surrey RCMP.
New businesses
New to Newton?
Fill out the provided form and let us know you are here! And look out for more information about what we can do for you.