Parachuting into a presumably 'friendly' riding may prove difficult for Premier Christy Clark.
READBC Liberals are now well-represented in Surrey, after provincial election earlier this month.
READDeath of Old Curio Shop owner Barrie Cohen brings likely end to one of South Surrey's most recognizable buildings.
READIn the 2009 provincial election, only about 50 per cent of voters bothered to cast a vote. Will this year be any different?
READTheir stance on local issues will be what separates candidates during this month's provincial election.
READSmallest municipalities in province are costly to run
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Contributor urges careful consideration from voters before ballots are cast
READRCMP's message to local businesses poses questions about civil liberties, and could lead to confrontations with gangsters.
READThe National Hockey League playoffs began this week, bringing with it all manner of Canucks-related hoopla
READMany around the world breathed a sigh of relief last Friday when a second Boston Marathon bombing suspect was arrested.
READLooking back at the many accomplishments of Surrey's Bill Reid
READWith the provincial election less than a month away, it's up to voters to figure out which party best represents their interests and ideals.
READTransit, health and education are key to Surrey’s future, writes columnist Frank Bucholtz
READThe carbon offset program needs a more thorough examination, and should be curtailed until that examination has taken place.
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I’m guessing the lack of windows may have been a cost-cutting measure, if not a sensible nod to the tropical climate.
READBoard of education earns deserved praise from auditor general
READThe Harmonized Sales Tax may be gone in BC, but the lessons learned from its fumbled implementation should remain for future governments.
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