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Surrey’s real estate corporation to be dissolved by McCallum’s coalition

Surrey’s real estate corporation to be dissolved by McCallum’s coalition

Surrey City Development Corporation was established in 2007 under direction of former mayor Diane Watts
Temporary COVID-19 layoffs to become permanent by law in B.C.

Temporary COVID-19 layoffs to become permanent by law in B.C.

Whether the employees or their employers like it or not
YVR reopens South Terminal viewing platform

YVR reopens South Terminal viewing platform

There’s some good news this week for plane spotters: Vancouver International Airport has reopened its South Terminal viewing platform.
Police appeal for witnesses, video following June 12 fatal crash

Police appeal for witnesses, video following June 12 fatal crash

Delta police are asking for any witnesses, or those who may have dash cam video, and were in the area of the fatal collision in the 7300 block of River Road on June 12, to come forward.
Richmond Cineplex theatre expected to re-open next month

Richmond Cineplex theatre expected to re-open next month

Richmond movie goers can expect to see SilverCity Riverport Cinemas re-opening as early as next month. Cineplex Inc.
Surrey shutters community centres, libraries and parks through summer to save money

Surrey shutters community centres, libraries and parks through summer to save money

With little to nothing in the reserve tank, Surrey city manager tries to shore up estimated $40 million net revenue shortfall due to COVID-19
Anti-racism 'chain' demonstration planned for Richmond

Anti-racism 'chain' demonstration planned for Richmond

A chain of people will be marching down No. 3 Road on Saturday afternoon – a physically distanced demonstration with a message about fighting racism.
Members owed millions as Steve Nash Fitness heads to court

Members owed millions as Steve Nash Fitness heads to court

A successful buyer for the fitness chain’s parent company has been identified, but not publicly named
'Pandemic fatigue': Canadians say they are physical distancing less

'Pandemic fatigue': Canadians say they are physical distancing less

A new study finds that a sizeable number of Canadians aren't as stringent about following certain behaviours aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus.
Local ride-hailing drivers call for crackdown of unregulated Chinese language apps

Local ride-hailing drivers call for crackdown of unregulated Chinese language apps

Last year at this time, the taxi industry was calling foul on the plethora of illegal riding hailing services chauffeuring people around and taking a good chunk of its business.