The study found more than half of the board seats that became vacant in 2018 went to men
Canada was among those allies and partners almost from the outset, with its 12-year presence
Const. Siggy Pietrzak was filmed punching a suspected impaired driver at least 10 times during an arrest
Residents, councillors speak for and against proposed density of Waterstock Properties’ 114-unit plan
Border officers at ports including South Surrey’s Pacific Highway should ‘not be left behind’
Photos of rally outside Surrey court posted on ILWU’s ‘Kill A Worker Go To Jail’ Facebook page
City hall building originally closed to walk-in visitors last spring due to COVID-19
Improve indoor air quality by opening up your windows and doors, among other encouraged ventilation measures
Department says policy will help government meet its goal to accept 401,000 new permanent residents this year
Council rejects corporate report recommending penalties and fines be issued for garbage, recycling and organics contamination
Advocate says no guarantee that refunds will actually come through
‘The medical community is a tight knit community; many knew Andy well’
Todd Doherty has also notified House of Commons Protective Services
The CCET issued 18 violation tickets totalling nearly $17,000 in fines last week
Worker’s claim ‘to cover up our face infringes on our God-given ability to breathe’ dismissed by B.C. Human Rights Tribunal
Video shows one white truck towing another off Vancouver Island lot
Announcement comes on 5-year anniversary of B.C.’s first public health emergency
One case of the adverse effect has been reported in Canada
Overcrowding, extra garbage the downside of take-out business
Restaurant association says patio rules to be clarified
