Surrey

• Surrey city council to vote on their pay raise in the new year

  A report from the City of Surrey said the pay hike would bring council compensation that is in line with 12 similarily-sized cities across Canada.

  Politics

  Dec 17
  
• ‘Unsafe conditions’: Surrey falling behind on inclusive education, advocates warn

  Parents, teachers and education assistants say the Surrey School District faces a dire need for more support workers for students with disabilities and special needs.

  Education

  Dec 16
  
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• Highway 99 reopens Friday hours after serious multi-vehicle crash

  Two people were rushed to the hospital in critical condition following the collision that happened during rush hour south of Highway 91 near Mud Bay Park.

  Traffic

  Dec 12
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• Plan to develop Surrey golf course for housing meets pushback

  To move forward with the plan, the Hills at Portal Golf Club would have to be removed from B.C.'s Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).

  Politics

  Dec 11
• Thieves loot Surrey family’s garage while they’re out of town

  Security cameras were rolling as the looting spree unfolded over multiple hours over the night of Nov. 29 and into Nov. 30.

  Crime

  Dec 5
• Court sees chilling video as murder trial in Surrey bus stabbing begins

  Kaiden Mintenko has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the April 2023 attack.

  Crime

  Dec 3
• Surrey townhouses rejected in latest flareup of densification debate

  Surrey city council narrowly rejected a proposed 58-unit townhouse project last week, the latest pushback in the province's efforts to density urban communities.

  Politics

  Nov 25
• String of break-ins around South Surrey prompt warning from RCMP

  Police warn a trio of thieves in Surrey has been breaking into homes by smashing a patio door then stealing high-value items like jewelry, watches, cash and purses.

  Crime

  Nov 1
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• Surrey council taking steps to build a dedicated Fraser River ash-scattering pier

  The city already has an ash-scattering garden, but many cultures view scattering ashes into moving water as a crucial part of laying loved ones to rest.

  Politics

  Oct 21
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• Stabbing that left Surrey woman hospitalized may be ‘random’: RCMP

  Police said Tuesday that they believed multiple suspects may have been involved in the Sunday morning stabbing that left a woman in hospital.

  Crime

  Oct 8