Frank Bucholtz is a columnist and former editor with Black Press Media
A fast-growing Surrey will need to have a print newspaper with a strong digital presence for many years to come.
Surrey students deserve the full resources which will be made available under the terms of the new agreement.
The first part of a four part series looking back at the Cloverdale Legion’s 90-year history.
New high-speed passenger line could offer a viable alternative to driving or flying between Vancouver, Seattle and Portland.
The public will need to exert considerable pressure on politicians for a fair bridge fee policy.
City's new rules should lead to a reduction in serious canine attacks.
Broken promise on electoral reform will be a factor in the next election.
$217 million in provincial funding will provide space for 5,200 students, both in new schools and additions.
Tolls, bridge crowding and time spent commuting are major issues going into the spring provincial election.
Debate over Kinder Morgan project will continue, as it will be a major issue in the provincial election.
Some background on the homeowners’ grant is helpful in understanding its significant political potency.
It's now a big city in terms of population and its city centre has taken shape.
Survey shows most seniors are satisfied with their current housing situation, but a significant number have challenges with affordability.
Survey shows most seniors are satisfied with their current housing situation, but a significant number have challenges with affordability.
Nineteen-year-old North Delta resident Kory Loos was previously denied medical insurance coverage of Lemtrada, a new treatment for MS.
Nineteen-year-old North Delta resident Kory Loos was previously denied medical insurance coverage of Lemtrada, a new treatment for MS.
Christa Fox is trying to raise $60,000 for Lemtrada, a drug that could help her son Kory live symptom free.
Christa Fox is trying to raise $60,000 for Lemtrada, a drug that could help her son Kory live symptom free.
Chief Neil Dubord talks about his first year as Delta's top cop and what makes the department - and the community - different.
