Victim’s relative shouldn’t be the one to reveal Marpole Rapist is on day parole – it should be police
We hope 2020 brings clarity of communication and a sharper sense of collaboration between city council members
One simple question should have been put to residents: “Do you want the Surrey RCMP to be replaced with a city police force, yes or no?”
In the years 2014 to 2018, there were 2,110 pedestrian-related crashes in Surrey
Surrey MP Ken Hardie demonstrates capacity for independent thought
Premier John Horgan indicated Monday that shovels could be in the ground by 2021
Their excuse for biting tongues when asked to defend position suggests lack of backbone
Did council demonstrate the wisdom of Solomon, or just waste a lot of concerned citizens’ time on Monday?
The cold need warmth, the hungry food, the sick healing, the depressed uplifting, the lonely and grieving comfort.
Cabinet has five MPs from the West while Ontario gets 17, Quebec gets 11, and Atlantic provinces, four
Twenty fine local residents celebrated not for what they’re able to do, but what they have done for others
It’s akin to removing a dandelion with a backhoe
Voting, and safeguarding free speech, freedom of mobility, the right to free association and public assembly number among them
Hours of fireworks blasting away in Surrey during Diwali and Halloween has left many residents with short fuses
Canadians don’t need outsiders to tell us who to vote for
On a council that says no to cannabis shops and ride-hailing, Nagra thinks we need more booze stores
It’s been a tumultuous time for local Mounties, but recent city politics hasn’t diluted their commitment
In fact, taking a selfie while you’re voting is illegal under the Canada Elections Act
It’s important for able-bodied people to remember those who can’t move as freely in this city
The person responsible for Saturday’s fatal shooting in Clayton is the person who pulled the trigger
