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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21 hours ago |
langleyadvancetimes.com | Tom Zytaruk
A Whalley residential development project once again came before council on May 12, along with a public hearing where residential tenants being displaced by it told the politicians they're being left homeless. The owner is a numbered company, 1353580 B.C. Ltd., with the agent listed as RBI Group of Companies.
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23 hours ago |
cloverdalereporter.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke received a standing ovation for her roughly 40-minute 2025 State of the City Address at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel on Wednesday – a speech laden with capital projects, meeting challenges in schooling and healthcare, building up the city's transportation network and addressing other growth-related pressures. This year's "cost-neutral" event was sold out (418 seats), at $150 apiece, as well as in combinations and sponsored tickets.
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23 hours ago |
surreynowleader.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke received a standing ovation for her roughly 40-minute 2025 State of the City Address at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel on Wednesday – a speech laden with capital projects, meeting challenges in schooling and healthcare, building up the city's transportation network and addressing other growth-related pressures. This year's "cost-neutral" event was sold out (418 seats), at $150 apiece, as well as in combinations and sponsored tickets.
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23 hours ago |
peacearchnews.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke received a standing ovation for her roughly 40-minute 2025 State of the City Address at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel on Wednesday – a speech laden with capital projects, meeting challenges in schooling and healthcare, building up the city's transportation network and addressing other growth-related pressures. This year's "cost-neutral" event was sold out (418 seats), at $150 apiece, as well as in combinations and sponsored tickets.
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23 hours ago |
northdeltareporter.com | Tom Zytaruk
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke received a standing ovation for her roughly 40-minute 2025 State of the City Address at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel on Wednesday – a speech laden with capital projects, meeting challenges in schooling and healthcare, building up the city's transportation network and addressing other growth-related pressures. This year's "cost-neutral" event was sold out (418 seats), at $150 apiece, as well as in combinations and sponsored tickets.
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The City of Surrey is trying to recover $2.5 million plus costs and interest after filing a lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court against a former city hall employee whose name has not yet been made public. Nothing has yet been proved or disproved in court. https://t.co/fvJ1MHTL65
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has flipped to jail time a decision by a Surrey provincial court judge to sentence to house arrest a man who pleaded guilty to child-luring. https://t.co/wqH3V1CAvb
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke has issued a statement calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to choose a Surrey MP for his cabinet, ahead of her 2025 State of the City Address set for Wednesday, May 14 at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel. https://t.co/3JWM0Joj4B