MAY 29: Only four new cases of COVID-19 in B.C.
Items dropped off to Mount Olive Lutheran Church to benefit Surrey Urban Mission program
Samuel Emerson due to return to Surrey Provincial Court in August
Police, parks officials say patrols, education and signage have all been increased
MAY 28: Nine new COVID-19 cases in B.C., Delta playgrounds to open
Cars have been impounded at the site in the last two years
Premier John Horgan noted that some 90,000 people in Surrey don’t have a family doctor
Andrew Eugene Agopsowicz was convicted of assault with a weapon, assault causing bodily harm and possession of a weapon dangerous to public peace
20 bricks of alleged illicit drug sniffed out during search of commercial tractor-trailer
MAY 27: Sports groups call for prep and patience, safe business practices a focus of next town hall
‘It can be tedious work but it’s also very interesting,’ Diane Johnson says
It’s part of a General Mills campaign honouring food bank heroes
Appeal court judge says Surrey court failed to consider evidence of ‘passive dishonesty’
Public consultation on 91-unit ‘Harmony’ to launch online next month
Charley Pauliuk marked her 11th year with a display of cheer
Federal COVID-19 relief could be better targeted at seniors who need it most
Downtime for Long Time No Time
