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Henry Anderson Elementary’s parent advisory council raised $80,000 and volunteers installed new playground equipment as the growing school faced overcrowding.
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Henry Anderson Elementary’s parent advisory council raised $80,000 and volunteers installed new playground equipment as the growing school faced overcrowding.

B.C. has issued FortisBC an environmental assessment certificate for its Tilbury Island LNG expansion in Delta, while a federal decision on the project remains pending.

A flatbed trailer overturned while turning onto Lougheed Highway, spilling lumber and closing eastbound Dewdney Trunk Road. No injuries were reported.

Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers’ annual Surrey Jail & Bail fundraiser has raised $12,295 so far to support youth and seniors’ education programs.

The City of Richmond says former BC NDP MLA Henry Yao withdrew his mayoral nomination late last week, before the Sept. 18 withdrawal deadline.

Flags at Surrey City Hall and all civic buildings will fly at half-mast from sunrise to sunset on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026.

Doug McCallum says that, if elected mayor, he would pursue a full-service hospital on City-owned land in Newton and seek provincial and federal construction funding.

More than 1,100 people registered for the sixth RunSurreyRun at Holland Park on Sept. 12, with a new 10K course record and fundraising for eight local charitable and non-profit organizations.

With a possible early provincial election raising the prospect of overlapping campaigns, Coquitlam says its municipal election is proceeding as planned and urges voters to focus on local candidates and issues.

New Canucks winger Paul Cotter says the club’s mix of veteran leadership and young skill has him confident it can surprise people during its rebuild.

Insp. Eusebius (Sub) Wong joins the Maple Ridge RCMP after 30 years of Lower Mainland experience, bringing its senior leadership team to full capacity.

Local non-profit organizations can apply by Oct. 5, 2026, for a share of $500,000 through Surrey’s 2027 Cultural Grants Program.
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