Premier John Horgan has issued the following statement in response to the federal government declaring a national holiday to mark the Queen’s funeral

Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-serving monarch, has died at Balmoral aged 96, after reigning for 70 years.

Compelled by determination to repair a divided city and comprised of a group of like-minded candidates from across the political spectrum, United Surrey is officially launching its campaign for the upcoming municipal election.

Surrey Forward and Mayoral Candidate Jinny Sims announce three new candidates for the upcoming City Council Election on October 15.

Simon Fraser University will begin taking steps to become a Living Wage Employer, furthering its commitment to improve equity and inclusion for working members of the SFU community.  

A review of nearly 300,000 Fraser Health Emergency Department visits for injury between 2012 and 2018 sheds new light on the risk that people are likely to experience an illicit drug overdose (drug poisoning) following prescription of opioids after their injury.

Inflation has hit an almost forty-year high of over eight percent, and everyday families are struggling to keep up financially. For months now, Canadians have been worried about covering the costs of groceries, gas and rent – and prices are only getting higher.  

We welcome you on behalf of Gurukul Canada to engage with our community for a meditative and an uplifting musical experience on Saturday June 11, 2022 at 6 pm at the Surrey City Hall.

According to the Canadian government’s job bank website, the latest figures show 84,000 job postings advertised (monthly average) and 8.2 million job posting views (monthly average). So, what are the most in-demand jobs in Canada? Some positions are consistently listed among the most in-demand jobs in Canada; thus, building a career path in those professions is typically less difficult for individuals, especially with the help of staffing agencies.

Amid skyrocketing gas prices and rising unaffordability — and following Premier John Horgan’s repeated promises of relief measures dating back to 2018 — the BC Liberals are calling on the NDP government to immediately take three key actions to address out of control gas prices.