
Surrey events this week include National Tree Day planting and Ricky Kej’s Gandhi tribute
Surrey’s weekly events guide features tree planting, concerts, theatre, dance, markets, community programs and municipal-election candidate debates.
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Surrey’s weekly events guide features tree planting, concerts, theatre, dance, markets, community programs and municipal-election candidate debates.

CEO Axel Schuster says no viable offer has emerged for the MLS club, while unresolved BC Place arrangements continue to cloud its future in Vancouver.

A fire at a three-storey mixed-use building in White Rock displaced several residents and sent one person to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad says he will not run in the Oct. 24 election, ending a political career that included leading the B.C. Conservatives into Official Opposition.

Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Thomas Muller says his future after the current MLS season remains undecided as the club considers a new contract.

Seven Surrey mayoral candidates took part in a mock Jeopardy-style event in Whalley as the Oct. 17 civic election approaches.

B.C. voters will head to the polls Oct. 24 after Premier David Eby called a snap election, with party realignments and new leaders reshaping a five-way contest.

Karen Redkwich, who has more than 25 years of public-education experience, is seeking one of five Maple Ridge school trustee positions in the Oct. 17 municipal election.

Five Surrey elementary schools are participating in Indigo’s Adopt a School fundraiser, with donations going directly to partner schools to buy books for their libraries.

Metro Vancouver will host walks, workshops, film screenings and community gatherings on Sept. 30 to mark the sixth Truth and Reconciliation Day.

Former Global News legislative reporter Richard Zussman says he will seek election as the BC NDP candidate in Saanich South.

David Eby says a $15-million campaign would triple B.C.’s recruitment of U.S. health-care workers to more than 2,400 if he is re-elected.
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