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Narima is a court and medical interpreter, a realtor and long-time community advocate and volunteer. In addition to being a past chair of the Parent Advisory Council at Johnston Heights Secondary, Narima is also a founding director and President of the Surrey Philippine Independence Day Society, and volunteers with the Canadian Cancer Society, Surrey Food Bank and BC Transplant Society.
Taking immediate steps to curb violence must be balanced with long-term policy decisions — ensuring that we prevent problems before they happen.
From LRT to an Innovation Hub, we're interested in the investments that strengthen the fabric of our community, making Surrey more vibrant and inviting.
Every month 1,300 new residents choose Surrey for its livability and amenities for young families. Let's invest in what's working and future protect our city.
The vibrancy and maturity of a city is often judged by the quality of its artistic expression. It's time for Surrey to invest for the future of our cultural landscape.
Our public venues are second to none in the Province. Pride of place comes from supporting homegrown talent, cultivated on our own fields and facilities.
Let's shape our future, together. That can only happen when everyone feels welcome at City Hall, and our residents understand how decisions are made.
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