Voters might well experience some indigestion heading into the Oct. 15 civic election.
Safe Surrey Coalition majority on council approved final adoption of Code of Conduct amendments despite Jay Chalke’s counsel
Can anyone deny that this council’s term has not been an all-out circus?
It seems designed to protect members of council from public scrutiny heading into election six long months away
The City of Surrey is offering free gang prevention workshops to parents in April through June
Surrey MLA waves white flag but surely government has tool in its box to ease pain at pump
New pool should be built at expanded Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre
Provincial government should follow Alberta’s lead and offer residents some tax relief
Any proposal unable to withstand a bit of scrutiny should raise red flags
People using local parks must also do their part by not trying to chuck more trash into overflowing bins
Surrey has been ranked Canada’s second sexiest city after Cow Town, but we know better
Surrey voters left to their own conclusions after Code of Conduct kerfuffle
City of Surrey is moving to double fines to $1,000 from $500. It’s a good start
So what’s got us tossing and turning at night?
There’s so much we can do better this year – if we take it upon ourselves
What we desire most for Christmas is still peace on Earth and goodwill to all
But remember, even though brouhaha happened outside grocery store, being mayor is a 24-7 gig
Clearly, some people have not mastered their reptile brain
It’s not the job of city staff to be cheerleaders for current civic administration
Surrey has seen a 22 per cent decrease in serious traffic crashes over past three years
