Editorials

COVID-19 continues to be apex of parent and staff concerns as 74,000 students return to the district’s 129 schools

Assigning Sept. 30 as day to commemorate victims, survivors of residential schools is the least the federal and provincial governments can do

‘When it creeps up to one and two in the morning, we’re not at our best,’ Councillor Linda Annis notes

Work to four-lane part of Fraser Highway to accommodate SkyTrain extension means road closures

Fifty homes and buildings is a lot of lumber

Darlene Bennett has scored a milestone achievement in what’s been a raging debate since city council took power in 2018

They are called public hearings for a reason. Not public spectacles.

Surrey’s taxation discrepancy is puzzling, to say the least

Half-hearted efforts earn a failing grade where this battle is concerned

In dark times, let your light shine bright