Argument between elderly women and other park goers at Aspen Park in Newton on July 28 generates allegations of racism
That was to June 30, SPS spokesman Ian MacDonald confirmed Friday
Fire chief says investigators have not been able to establish what caused the ‘definitely’ suspicious fire because of extensive damage to church
Investigators believe Jatinder “Michael” Sandhu, 28, was an innocent victim
‘We need to address this situation very quickly,’ Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum says
B.C. Agriculture Minister Lana Popham was guest speaker Friday during Surrey Board of Trade-hosted Zoom meeting
Sukhvinder Singh Khungay pleaded guilty to five counts of robbery and one count of using an imitation handgun while committing or attempting to commit an indictable offence
Jean-Claude Emond sought $5.7M in damages
Surrey-based Teal-Jones is doing this to help the fire-ravaged village recover
B.C. Supreme Court judge decides a ‘conventional trial is the just approach’
He was Surrey RCMP’s officer in charge before Assistant Commissioner Brian Edwards took over that role on Jan. 6, 2020
One was an eight-year-old girl, another a 64-year-old woman with a blood clot after getting an AstraZeneca vaccine
Adrian Dix spoke Tuesday in a Zoom meeting hosted by the Surrey Board of Trade concerning the new hospital
Application was filed under Recall and Initiative Act by the widow of a Surrey murder victim
Judge says processes put in place by legislation, collective agreement must be followed
Bradley McPherson, 28, was shot in the back of the head during an after-hours house party
Warren Brundage questions RCMP’s use of time and resources as investigation continues into whether rabbit was rescued or stolen
Nathanael Forshaw will be eligible to apply for parole on Oct. 4, 2037
The trial was heard in Surrey provincial court
The poll was conducted by Research Co. on behalf of the South Fraser Community Rail Project
