A 32.5 per cent voting turnout is not Surrey at its finest. It’s a flunk grade. Dunce cap stuff
Surrey voters have set the course for at least the next four years. It is what it is
Alas, the shame you will feel, for shirking your civic duty, for letting others carry your weight
Alas, the shame you will feel, for shirking your civic duty, for letting others carry your weight
Think of pot as being like a cigarette or beer, with the rules and etiquette that go along with both
Pedestrians, motorists be ‘extra mindful’ of one another on the road
As complaining becomes habitual, so does giving thanks
Positions beyond any mayor’s scope are creeping into local election platforms
Will the voting public harbour doubts about the outcome of the election?
Political correctness has diluted message of rainbow crosswalk
Surrey residents need a set of good listeners in whom they can trust
Regardless of LRT’s future, this council certainly won’t be remembered for having finger on city’s pulse
That doesn’t stop campaigners from getting hot under the collar when a rival lifts one of their ideas
Despite big challenges, Surrey has much to be grateful for as students return to class
Princeton editor Andra DeMeer tackles the issue placing pets over people
Whalley, Surrey-Canadian and Cloverdale teams showing baseball world what Surrey is all about
Kudos deserved for the 2018 edition of the White Rock Sea Festival
Owners should keep canine pals leashed when venturing on trails, particularly near railway tracks.
Hateful graffiti shows Salmon Arm’s need for a symbol of inclusion
While the numbers don’t exactly warrant breaking out champagne, they are headed in right direction
