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New hospital, commuter rail promised in Surrey by different mayor candidates
McCallum says the hospital would be Surrey’s second full-service facility, while Starchuk says commuter rail would give the city a new transit link.
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Doug McCallum sets his sights on building a new hospital in Surrey
Earlier this morning, Surrey mayoral candidate Doug McCallum claimed that he was making an announcement that would “change the direction of the Surrey municipal election.” He announced that if he is elected as Surrey’s mayor, he would build a new full-service hospital for Surrey on City-owned land at 6965 King George Boulevard in Newton. Surrey purchased this land in Oct. 2020. McCallum’s party, the Safe Surrey Coalition, said in a press release…
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McCallum pledges to get new Surrey hospital built, but has few details
Doug McCallum and his Safe Surrey Coalition have promised that, if elected, they will get a new general hospital built in the city, but had few details on how that would happen or the cost.
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