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A White Rock cultural-facilities assessment says the city’s arts sector is constrained by aging infrastructure and limited affordable space, with major decisions likely after the municipal election.
More than a dozen Surrey-area players are expected to take part in the Canada Super 60 professional T10 cricket event at BC Place from Sept. 29 to Oct. 4.
Surrey Police Service is seeking help identifying two men after an assault in Whalley on July 16 left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.
Roman St. Germain says he will run independently for Delta school trustee, pledging student-centred and transparent governance ahead of the Oct. 17 municipal election.
Surrey Police Service is asking for public help to identify two men following an alleged assault outside a Whalley business on July 16 that left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.
Surrey Police Service is asking for help identifying two men suspected in an alleged assault outside a business on City Parkway that left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.
Surrey Knights defenceman Liam Zemrau, 17, shot 77 and 74 to win the Morgan Creek Championship in a field of 95 golfers.
Randy Hawes has resigned as Abbotsford-Mission riding association president and left the B.C. Conservatives, criticizing leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s direction.
Surrey Schools is directing families to Fraser Health resources on mental health, sleep, nutrition, illness prevention, immunizations and school safety.
B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay says she cannot rule out further caucus departures after three MLAs left the party this month.
Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue Station 5 will hold its Ducktona 5000 fundraiser at Crescent Beach on Sept. 12 to support volunteer marine rescue operations.
Photographer and Coquitlam councillor Craig Hodge says the 2026 PNE will be his final year of freelance work at the fair, ending a five-decade run.
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