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Tonight’s episode of Crime Beat is the second in a series that explores one of the country’s most high profile crimes: the Surrey Six murders. Crime Beat’s Jules Knox talks about how police misconduct theatened to derail the quest for justice.

A dangerous sex offender, who RCMP say poses a serious risk to vulnerable women and intimate partners — is now living in Surrey.

Surrey RCMP are warning the public about a sex offender residing in Surrey. Police say Leonard Ramstead poses a risk to young children and adolescent girls.

Surrey RCMP are issuing a public notice about a dangerous sex offender described by a judge as a “every woman’s worst nightmare.”

Surrey RCMP are issuing a public notice about a dangerous sex offender described by a judge as a “every woman’s worst nightmare.” As Emily lazatin reports, 44-year-old Michal Popek is now out on a one chance statutory release.

Six years after the legalization of cannabis in Canada, Surrey has opened the doors to retail stores in the city. Surrey’s mayor and city councillors approved framework that will allow up to 12 retailers to open up shop.

The province announces six-figure fines and jail time for commercial vehicle overpass strikes. Surrey has approved 150 new parking spots for trucks, but the industry says that’s not nearly enough. And why parents at a Vancouver school accuse the city of a parking cash grab.

Fear of economic pain and financial stress, such as a recession or unemployment, seem to be driving higher levels of anxiety than COVID-19 ever did according to the 2024 annual CanTrust Index. In Business Matters for Tuesday Feb. 13, Anne Gaviola explains how public trust in political leaders, corporations and the media has dwindled.

A new survey shows Nova Scotia landlords are in favour of keeping fixed-term leases. But as Skye Bryden-Blom reports, an advocate for tenants says they’re forcing people out of their homes and should be banned.

A Surrey man with a history of sex offences is back in court on a new charge. The 53-year-old is accused again of targeting young women. As Angela Jung reports, two females involved in a previous case were at the courthouse to show support for the latest alleged victims.

It’s an announcement that has been anticipated for years. A new acute care tower will be built at Surrey Memorial Hospital. B.C. Premier David Eby and Health Minister Adrian Dix announced Monday the project will go ahead. Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has more on the timing of this announcement and the reaction from the...

In this extended clip from a Global News special, B.C.’s Health Minister Adrian Dix said Surrey is receiving substantial healthcare investments, including a new hospital and cancer care centre in 2030 and improvements to Surrey Memorial Hospital.

On Thursday, March 7, 2024, B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix explains the specific work and actions the government has accomplished to address the health-care shortages in Surrey.

The province pulls Chohan Freight Forwarders’ licence to operate. Plus, the potential solution to overpass crashes that’s not being used in B.C. A controversial fix for Surrey’s overcrowded classrooms. And, what fell from the ceiling that prompted safety precautions at the Vancouver Aquatic Centre?

There are new developments in the extortion investigation involving Surrey businesses. A B.C. trucking company is facing the consequences of six overpass strikes. And a Good Samaritan is recovering after stepping up to help stop a Boxing Day robbery.

As we prepare to ring in 2024, a new survey suggests most Canadians gave this year a mixed review. The Angus Reid Institute looked at factors like health, happiness and finances. Aaron McArthur has the results.

Surrey RCMP are warning of a toxic mix of highly potent drugs circulating in North Surrey. As Troy Charles reports, the combination of fentanyl” and benzodiazepine is being blamed for several deaths in the last week.

A warning for Surrey after a high-risk sex offender is released into the community. Why the VPD is about to become Canada’s highest-paid police force. And a cancer patient gets an unexpected scare at a Cirque du Soleil show.

B.C. Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie says her new survey shows little has changed in long term care in the past six years. Kylie Stanton reports.

A survey of Canadian youth has found sex-ed curriculums lacks practical knowledge and skills to help them prepare for safe sex. As health reporter Katherine Ward explains, the report also suggests more young people are engaging in riskier behaviour.