Michael Kenneth Bryant dies at 60
Michael Kenneth Bryant, born in Maple Ridge in 1966, died peacefully on Sept. 26, 2026. His family remembers his smile, simple pleasures and summers spent with his nieces and nephews.
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Surrey seeks public input on South Surrey bike park upgrades
The City of Surrey is planning a new feature to replace facilities temporarily removed during water infrastructure work at Sunnyside Reservoir. A public survey will run from Oct. 12 to Nov. 2, with design and construction expected to follow public feedback.
Surrey Now-Leader
Langley hit-and-run driver sentenced to house arrest
Marek Grundza pleaded guilty after striking an RCMP officer conducting speed enforcement in Langley City and leaving the scene. A judge imposed a two-year conditional sentence with partial house arrest, probation and a long driving ban; the convictions could also affect his ability to remain in Canada.
Langley Advance Times
B.C. NDP promises three-year freeze on car insurance rates
David Eby says an NDP government would freeze ICBC rates for another three years. The pledge comes amid a dispute with the B.C. Conservatives over no-fault insurance, compensation for serious crashes and possible private competition.
Surrey Now-Leader
Update: Car crash causes power outage and closes section of No. 4 Road
A single-vehicle collision temporarily closed No. 4 Road between Alderbridge Way and Westminster Highway in Richmond on Thursday morning. Power was initially affecting 4,164 people, and 2,081 customers remained without service at noon; crews estimated restoration around 6 p.m.
Richmond News
87-year-old man targeted in suspected distraction theft in Vancouver
Vancouver police say a woman posing as a friendly stranger used fake jewellery to distract an 87-year-old man and steal his ring in East Vancouver. The VPD is renewing its warning to seniors and sharing prevention advice.
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Victoria candidate dropped by B.C. Conservatives after old social media posts resurface
Joachim Agou is no longer a B.C. Conservatives candidate after posts shared by NDP candidate Amna Shah drew accusations of racism. Agou rejected the accusation, acknowledged his wording could be read as supporting violence and said he will keep campaigning.
Surrey Now-Leader
BC Conservatives promise $1,000 tax cut, Doerkson says in Surrey
BC Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson says the party would raise B.C.’s basic personal tax exemption from $13,216 to $32,000 if elected on Oct. 24, which he says would save workers $1,000 a year.
Surrey Now-Leader
Canada updates travel advisories for the U.S. and Mexico
Canada is urging caution for travellers to the U.S. and Mexico as tropical storms threaten parts of both countries with heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and other dangerous conditions. Travellers are advised to monitor updates and follow local authorities' instructions.
Daily Hive Vancouver
Hear Surrey council and mayor candidates at two election forums
Surrey council and mayor candidates spoke at two civic election forums in Guildford this week. Advance voting in Surrey and White Rock began Oct. 7, with additional voting days on Oct. 10, 14 and 15 ahead of final voting day on Oct. 17.
Surrey Now-Leader
B.C. Conservatives promise $1,000 tax cut, Doerkson says in Surrey
The B.C. Conservatives say they would raise the basic personal tax exemption from $13,216 to $32,000 if elected on Oct. 24, a move Lorne Doerkson says would save working residents $1,000 a year.
Surrey Now-Leader
Three horses bound for Langley’s Tbird killed in Highway 1 crash near Revelstoke
Three horses died and a fourth was taken for veterinary treatment after a trailer crash near Revelstoke on Oct. 6. The horses were travelling from Manitoba and Alberta to championships in Langley; organizers are arranging mental health support for those affected.
Langley Advance Times
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