Tom Zytaruk
Senior Reporter at Surrey Now-Leader
Tom Zytaruk writes for the Surrey NOW-Leader newspaper, located in Surrey, British Columbia.
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3 weeks ago |
surreynowleader.com | Tom Zytaruk
There are 209 spots in Surrey that need pavement overlays – roughly 43 lane kilometres' worth – with 125 scheduled to be completed this year. In April, council awarded Pavex Paving Ltd. a $1,875,280.47 contract ($2,060,000 spending limit) for local road and overlay paving at at the first 58 locations throughout Surrey. Overlay paving involves applying a new layer of asphalt on top of an already paved surface to fix surface damage.
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3 weeks ago |
surreynowleader.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey council will consider approving the transfer of 18,945 acres (7.667 hectares) of land in Fraser Heights from the Nature Conservancy of Canada to the city for parks and conservation, at no cost to Surrey, during Monday's council meeting. The land is adjacent to undeveloped, treed parkland already owned by Surrey and is located at 17055, 17122 and 17174-106 Avenue as well as 17215-104 Avenue, with the latter being the lone property with roadway frontage.
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3 weeks ago |
surreynowleader.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey city council will vote Monday on a $6.5 million contract for Jack Cewe Construction Ltd. to build bicycling lanes and pedestrian signals in North Surrey. The contract, if approved, is for $6,504,868.65 with a $6,600,000 spending limit for work to begin this month and be completed by December.
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3 weeks ago |
surreynowleader.com | Tom Zytaruk
Dr. Bruce Choy will be Kwantlen Polytechnic University's new president and vice-chancellor as of Sept. 2 when Dr. Alan Davis steps down after 13 years. KPU's board of governors made the appointment public on Thursday. Choy is an adjunct professor with the University of Toronto and chairman of the George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology’s board of governors.
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3 weeks ago |
theprogress.com | Tom Zytaruk
A 34-year old woman who grew up in Surrey has been awarded $909,851.33 by a B.C. Supreme Court judge in a lawsuit against her stepfather, whom she alleged sexually abused her when she was three years old until she left the family home at age 14. The defendant, James Arthur Smith, denied her allegations.
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Surrey council will consider approving the transfer of 18.945 acres (7.667 hectares) of land in Fraser Heights from the Nature Conservancy of Canada to the city for parks and conservation, at no cost to Surrey, during Monday's council meeting. https://t.co/e9eNS0ALbt
There are 209 spots in Surrey that need pavement overlays – roughly 43 lane kilometres' worth – with 125 scheduled to be completed this year. https://t.co/Ffzlr14vN6
Surrey council to vote Monday on a $6.5 million contract to build bicycling lanes and pedestrian signals in North Surrey. The contract, if approved, is for $6,504,868.65 with a $6,600,000 spending limit, work to be completed by December. https://t.co/kCqcHDDIph