Five months after members of the Keep the RCMP in Surrey grassroots group filed a B.C. Supreme Court petition calling for changes to the city's amended political signs bylaw, the hearings have concluded with a judgment reserved for a later date.

With almost 25 square kilometres of green space, Surrey has long offered picturesque locations for newlyweds to get memorable photos taken. But engaged couples and wedding photographers worry this is changing as the city brings in permit requirements for two popular spots for photo shoots. 

The Surrey Police Service and the Surrey RCMP announced a plan Thursday that will see the new force’s recruits work alongside and gradually replace Mounties currently policing the city.

Although this summer is forecast to be cooler and wetter compared to 2021, experts say it's vital to conserve the water supply of Metro Vancouver, which is facing the increasing pressures of a growing population and a dwindling snowpack feeding reservoirs.

Four months after grassroots organization Keep the RCMP in Surrey filed a Supreme Court petition calling for the city to rescind amendments to its political signs bylaw, a hearing has been set for April 26 and 27.

Ashiana Khan, a Surrey-based radio host, says her house was attacked by three people on the night of April 13, 2022. Surrey RCMP told CBC they are investigating.

Raj Singh Bhandall has been collecting rare and unique books and other artifacts about the last Sikh kingdom, Sikh history, and Indian history, which he now has started sharing with the public through his website.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans says construction of an 84th Avenue connector through Bear Creek Park will kill fish and it's asking the city to submit a new engineering proposal.

After Ben's Appliances was accidentally set on fire by people who were trying to keep warm overnight, store owner Matt Notting is calling on the City of Surrey for better housing options.

Surrey Vaisakhi Parade has been cancelled for the third year in a row, while the Vancouver parade could go ahead but with major modifications.

Grade 9 students from LA Matheson School in Surrey are making gold and blue ribbons to raise funds for Ukraine.

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has agreed to hear a complaint against the Cloverdale Rodeo Association and City of Surrey alleging "hostile" conduct by management and a "demeaning" work environment. 

Two siblings from Surrey, B.C., are aiming to bring some joy to a pandemic-weary world and challenge outdated cultural beliefs — one TikTok video at a time.

The award is presented by the Canadian Association of Journalists, Centre for Free Expression at Ryerson University and News Media Canada to call public attention to governments and publicly funded agencies that deny access to information.

A high school teacher in Surrey, B.C., is having her students grow and care for plants throughout term as a way to care for their mental health during the pandemic.

As the City of Surrey continues to grow, many families say they are having trouble finding swimming lessons for their children and worry there aren't enough city-operated recreational facilities to accommodate a growing population.

A website designed to gather data around racism and hate incidents taking place in Surrey has been launched by a local immigration partnership made up of government, business, non-profit and community agencies.

School officials and B.C.'s Ministry of Education celebrated the official grand opening of Grandview Heights Secondary, the first secondary school to be built in South Surrey in more than 20 years.

RCMP say a letter was left on a car at the scene of the shooting for the intended target, who was linked to the home's previous owner.

The City of Surrey could soon become the first municipality in the province to charge a $10 fee for freedom-to-information requests.