City officials say Surrey is not accepting any applications, as cannabis retail and production remains prohibited
The incident happened around 5:30 a.m. on Jan 3, in the 12500-block of 72nd Avenue
Health minister says this year alone it will mean 288,000 more care hours for local seniors
According to HealthLinkBC, half of TSS cases are linked to menstruation and the illness has been ‘linked to tampon use by women’
The same 62-hectares of land in Guildford was unsuccessfully sprayed by ground in 2017 and 2018
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There are still power outages at several Surrey schools
Schools have been advised to ‘keep students inside where trees may be an issue,’ due to high winds
At four high schools, students who didn’t attend feeder elementary schools may not be accepted, as a result of overcrowding
The city’s controversial budget has received final adoption, meaning capital project delays and no new officers in 2019
BIA set to increase annual levy from $400K to $500K a year, keeping a focus on safety
Decision means delay of Cloverdale rink, other capital projects, and no new cops to be hired next year
Vancouver and Surrey’s joint application for $50 million to pilot the “autonomous” vehicles is one of five shortlisted
For the first time in a single year, the Surrey Fire Fighters’ Charitable Society raised - and gave out - more than $1 million
Police believe the criminal operation was supplying drugs beyond Surrey’s borders. No arrests yet
Council has proposed a Surrey Board of Trade grant be reduced to $10,000, after staff recommended a $40,000 grant
Police say the man was arrested for assault, after Surrey RCMP were called to a domestic dispute
Meantime, Surrey’s draft budget recommends hiring no RCMP officers in 2019
Councillors Locke, Pettigrew, Hundial and Annis vote against capital program
Police asked the public for help locating the man
