
Road and rail upgrades completed at Surrey port terminals
Road and rail work in the Fraser Surrey port lands has been completed, with new connections intended to reduce congestion and improve cargo movement at two major terminals.
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Road and rail work in the Fraser Surrey port lands has been completed, with new connections intended to reduce congestion and improve cargo movement at two major terminals.

Donegal Wilson and Scott McInnis each cited concerns about Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership and the party’s direction in announcing their departures.

Donegal Wilson and Scott McInnis left the BC Conservative caucus Wednesday, citing concerns about Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s leadership and the party’s direction.

B.C. Highway Patrol issued a $368 ticket after witnesses reported and recorded a Tesla driver who appeared asleep near Mountain Highway in North Vancouver.

The September promotion ties a $1 goose keychain to donations supporting unpaid family caregivers across Canada.

Wilson says she has lost confidence in leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay and will sit as an Independent, becoming the eighth MLA to leave the party in less than a month.

Tender threads, featuring Jonathan Alfaro and Sena Cleave, runs free from Sept. 26 to Dec. 6 at Surrey Art Gallery.

With Surrey schools returning Sept. 8, SPS is urging drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and families to take extra care around busy school zones.

Thirty new plaintiffs, including Tumbler Ridge Secondary School staff and students, are suing OpenAI and founder Sam Altman over the Feb. 10 mass shooting.

Police are investigating whether graffiti, threats and raw bacon left at Fleetwood Islamic Center were hate-motivated; investigators seek a man seen on security video.

The mayor condemned hateful messages and threats directed at the Fleetwood Islamic Centre as RCMP investigate the incident.

Police removed 103 impaired drivers and 69 drivers travelling more than 40 km/h over the limit during the summer, and will continue roadside checks and speed enforcement this fall.
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