City government has more important issues pressing than building a canal, councillors say
Traffic closed in both directions on 128th Street, between 64th and 66th Avenue
Secondary students have been raising funds for a decade through the Roots & Rhythms event
Pat Anderson says she disagrees with the transition plan – but never got a chance to say so
Findings from ‘unprecedented’ case-study to be used to fight national opioid crisis
Drinking water more than measuring up to current standards, Dr. Saad Jasim tells council
Without a new kitchen found by Sept. 1, the charity says it won’t have food to deliver to those in need
Criminal Justice Branch didn’t lay charges, concluding no substantial likelihood of murder or manslaughter conviction
First ever to be given to Surrey teacher, district says
THIRD IN A SERIES: A look at concerns surrounding Surrey’s 300-plus portables
David Yaroslawsky, 37, is charged with two counts of robbery and remains in custody
Surrey Mayor responds, accuses Councillor Locke of ‘fear mongering’
The first batch of 25 youth will begin training in Surrey next week
Air ambulance dispatched following incident at 148 Street and 30 Avenue Monday
Ladner United Church says it will continue to fly the flag for Pride month
Mayor McCallum to raise excavator bucket for the ‘ceremonial hit’ on the long-standing building
