Kevin Buttar’s house has been in progress for five years; new rules may have him starting all over
Linda Annis says public safety cannot be put on hold while city forms its own police force
A Cloverdale arena is one of many projects set to be delayed in the City of Surrey’s draft budget
No cost estimates, but the Fraser Highway line is expected to open by 2025
Guildford Town Centre says it will still be collecting unwrapped toys until Dec. 23
Federally funded Kids Boost Immunity uses quizzes to earn vaccinations
Police were asking for the public’s help in locating the woman
Council’s meeting schedule for 2019 includes one public hearing per month
Eleven inquiries currently before OIPC adjudicators
The People’s Party of Canada now has more than 33,000 members, with 14 per cent of them in B.C.
Brenda Locke says the beds should be open through the weekend
Gary Bowman, 48, was killed in a collision involving a bus just before 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 27.
Surrey RCMP says the numbers dropped in November from October
Seasonal crackdown continues in Surrey as well
B.C. government planning up to four applications in North Surrey between April 15 and June 30, 2019
It happened in the 12900-block of 64th Avenue at approximately 7 a.m. on Friday
IHIT called after first responders find ‘adult victim’ had injuries consistent with foul play
Forum on Wednesday night addresses causes of, and solutions to, gang violence
A B.C. Supreme Court judge found Surrey RCMP didn’t have reasonable grounds to make Whalley arrest
Councillor Locke says she’s worried leases for temporary units will expire before permanent housing units come online
