Last week, the mayors' council heard the Surrey/Langley project could face delays as a result of COVID-19.

Since the YMCA development was first brought to the table six years ago, the City of Surrey says costs have climbed to $75 million.

Under provincial law, municipalities do not have the power to block ridesharing.

The B.C. government has approved a transition report for Surrey to move to a municipal police force.

"I'd say you're probably looking at a good two years," said former attorney general and judge Wally Oppal.

The world's largest ridesharing company has picked up a big win in B.C. Supreme Court.

Lawyers for both sides in the dispute were in court Wednesday to plead their cases over an injunction sought by Uber against the city.

Metro Vancouver mayors are heading to Ottawa and they want one thing: money.

After weeks of pushback, Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum has pledged his support for an inter-municipal business licence for ride-hailing.

Metro Vancouver's Mayors' Council has approved the business case for extending SkyTrain's Expo Line, but there is still not enough funding to cover the distance to Langley.