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A community Guru Ka Langar, religious stage program, and food drive will be held in Surrey on December 27 to honor the martyrdom of the Chaar Sahibzaade, organized by Surrey Youth Sewa Foundation and C-FACE Society.
Twenty temporary winter shelter spaces will open in January 2026 at the former Riverview site in Coquitlam, offering overnight support to people experiencing homelessness across the Tri-Cities during the coldest months of the year.
Twenty temporary winter shelter spaces will open in January 2026 at the former Riverview site in Coquitlam, offering overnight support to people experiencing homelessness across the Tri-Cities during the coldest months of the year.
Highway 8 between Merritt and Spences Bridge has reopened to two-lane traffic for the first time since the devastating 2021 atmospheric river, marking a major milestone in British Columbia’s flood-recovery efforts.
Surrey First councillor and mayoral candidate Linda Annis strongly criticizes Surrey City Council’s decision to fund and operate city-backed medical clinics, warning it will burden taxpayers, duplicate provincial responsibilities, and compete with existing healthcare providers.
A special Human Rights Day event at Taj Convention Centre Surrey featured a historic discussion on the Guru Nanak Ship, an artwork exhibition by Sardar Jarnail Singh, and critical conversations on Sikh identity and academic challenges.
Councillor Linda Annis warns that the Canadian Taxpayers Federation’s concerns over Mayor Brenda Locke’s proposed 10,000-seat arena are serious and could leave Surrey residents facing massive costs.
B.C. Conservative Party Leader John Rustad has formally resigned just one day after the party’s board removed him as leader. Rustad says he will remain as MLA but will not seek re-election.
Punjabi folk singer Sukhwinder Sukh, an alumnus of PAU and a three-time Best Folk Singer awardee, was honoured at the Youth Festival by Vice Chancellor Dr. Satbir Singh Gosal and university officials.
B.C. Government unveils a 10-year strategy to accelerate major projects, strengthen skilled training, and secure long-term economic growth across the province and Canada.
Police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate 84-year-old Surrey resident Won Kil Kim, last seen on November 16, 2025.
The Province of British Columbia will conduct a provincewide emergency alert test on November 19 at 1:55 PM to improve public safety readiness.