Le Golden Ears, officiellement Golden Ears Bridge, est un pont à haubans à six voies sur le Fraser à l'est de la région de Vancouver dans la province de Colombie-Britannique au Canada. Mis en service en 2009, il relie la rive sud du fleuve, qui abrite les villes de Langley et de Surrey, avec la rive nord où se trouvent Maple Ridge et Pitt Meadows.
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