City staff say WorkSafeBC has ‘greater knowledge, experience and expertise’ concerning asbestos
The Horatio Alger Canadian Scholarships will help fund their university education
Vogel was Surrey’s 31st mayor, in the big chair from 1978 to 1980, and was alderman from 1973 to 1977
“Where it should be located,’ Surrey mayor says, ‘I don’t have a preference at this early stage’
Remdal Painting and Restoration Inc. claimed breach of contract for work done on 25-storey building
Firefighters say nobody was injured in the single-alarm fire, in the 14000-block of 60A Avenue
Transit Police Constable Josh Harms was shot twice in the arm at Scott Road SkyTrain Station
It happened at ‘notoriously crime-ridden’ 135A Street strip in Whalley
Benedikt Thoma sought damages for breach of contract after losing job with Schaefer Elevator Components
School snow closure results in frustration for Surrey EAs not knowing if they had to go to work
Services to be expanded by 45 per cent, Surrey presser reveals
The Insurance Corporation of B.C. doesn’t have to cover the bill, judge decides
Surrey has tragic history of revolving-door crime
The two-to-one split Court of Appeal decision was rendered on Tuesday
‘So many reasons to be grateful,’ Constable Josh Harms said Monday
Arrest in connection with a Jan. 10 alleged indecent act near Sullivan Heights School
Permit cancellation sinks controversial proposal for coal transfer facility on Fraser in Surrey
Judge in Glasgow’s shooting case was ‘particularly impressed’ victim’s parents urged Glasgow to become a ‘better person’
Federal Conservative Party leader speaks to crime, safety following Surrey SkyTrain shooting
Constable Josh Harms, 27, recovering after being shot twice in arm at Scott Road SkyTrain Station
