Linda Annis

• Surrey councillor wants schools built in new tower construction along SkyTrain line

  Surrey is already B.C.'s most populous school district, with thousands more students enrolling every year. The district is already home to more than 335 portables.

  Education

  Sep 5, 2023
  
• Proposed double-digit property tax hike in Surrey draws ire

  Residents in Surrey are reacting to the news of a possible double-digit property tax hike this year, with a large portion of it being blamed on covering the policing transition.

  Politics

  Feb 19, 2023
  
• Advertisement
• Woman at centre of Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum’s public mischief case speaks out

  Debi Johnstone has come forward as the person at the centre of allegations that led to Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum being charged with public mischief.

  Crime

  May 23, 2022
• Advertisement
• Surrey mayor under renewed pressure to resign as newly released court docs discredit claims

  McCallum was charged with public mischief in December after contacting Surrey RCMP claiming he had been hit by a car on Sept. 4, 2021 in a Save-On-Foods parking lot.

  Politics

  May 21, 2022
• Pro-RCMP group angry after Surrey city council votes to amend political signage bylaw

  Critics believe it's another attempt by Surrey's mayor to silence a group opposed to the city's transition from the RCMP to a municipal police force.

  World

  Oct 19, 2021
• City of Surrey paid almost $42,000 to fight losing legal battle with Uber

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

  Economy

  May 4, 2020
• Bylaw officers told to crack down on Uber: Surrey city councillor

  Councillor Linda Annis says bylaw officers were instructed to book Ubers, then issue warning tickets to the drivers when they arrived.

  Jan 27, 2020
• Latest Surrey crime stats spark war of words over policing

  The latest crime statistics out of Surrey have sparked another round in the war of words over policing in that city.

  Oct 31, 2019
• Advertisement
• Surrey police report is ‘troubling’ after in-depth look, says Surrey First councillor

  If the city were to follow neighbouring municipal contracts, councillor Linda Annis says Surrey will have fewer cars on the road.

  Jul 9, 2019
• Advertisement
• Surrey councillor says ongoing violence is keeping him up at night

  "Things have to be better because we can't accept bullets, shells bouncing off the streets in our neighbourhoods," said Coun. Doug Elford.

  Politics

  Apr 30, 2019