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Surrey Schools says 10,950 students enrolled in July Summer Learning courses, including academic support, specialty programs and Indigenous learning opportunities.
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Surrey Schools says 10,950 students enrolled in July Summer Learning courses, including academic support, specialty programs and Indigenous learning opportunities.

Paul John Martin, 45, was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2023 killing of Surrey resident Robb Memory and remains in custody pending a sentencing hearing.

IPOP’s Sept. 19 Mayor’s Cup raised $4,120 for the Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation, with Mayor Mike Hurley among participants.

Surrey-Serpentine River MLA Linda Hepner says she will not seek another term in the Oct. 24 B.C. election, saying she cannot commit to another four years in Victoria.

Surrey Schools has released its annual report on student achievement and improvement, drawing on provincial and district-level evidence to support planning and learning opportunities.

Six-month-old Aren Khazaee is seeking votes to advance in the 2026 Baby of the Year competition, whose winner receives $25,000 and national promotional exposure.

Lorne Doerkson calls David Eby’s snap-election decision cynical, confirms he plans to seek the premiership and outlines priorities for the B.C. Conservatives.

Elenore Sturko has become CentreBC’s leader and its only sitting MLA after seven other MLAs, including Peter Milobar, returned to the B.C. Conservatives ahead of the Oct. 24 provincial election.

Former Surrey MLA and Canada’s first Chief Accessibility Officer Stephanie Cadieux will be invested into the Order of B.C. at a Sept. 24 ceremony in Victoria.

Premier David Eby dissolved the legislature, saying U.S. tariffs are harming B.C.'s economy and a new mandate is needed amid the trade dispute.

Mayor Brenda Locke says contracts for Surrey’s proposed 10,000-seat arena are signed, while mayoral challengers question its cost, land deal and public funding.

Chapman says the B.C. Conservatives have changed from the party he joined, citing caucus divisions and recent events involving former leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
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