Surrey News

Police are looking for a light-coloured Chrysler with damage to the driver's front side after a pedestrian was hit in Surrey, B.C., early Sunday morning.

Mounties have released video footage of a man suspected to be involved in one of a series of arsons and shootings targeting people connected to the Justice Institute of B.C. Police in West Vancouver have released a security tape they hope will lead to a suspect in a series of arsons and shootings that have targeted people connected to the Justice ... (more)

Protesters gather during a demonstration against a visit by former U.S. presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in Surrey, B.C., in October 2011.

Jeff Vandermeer is surrounded by coach houses in his East Clayton neighbourhood.

A woman taken hostage in her Kamloops, B.C., home last week says a man who died there in an explosion and blaze tormented her for hours and threatened to set her on fire.

An apology to Japanese-Canadians by the B.C. government last week resulted from a request from a man whose family farm in Pitt Meadows was taken from them during the Second World War.

In May of 2011 Field contacted BC Hydro to set up direct bank debit payment and was shocked to discover that by November 2011 the company hadn't processed any payments, leaving Field with an outstanding bill of $1,600. "I e-mailed . . ., no response, so I phoned and after the usual 30 minute wait, did speak to a representative who asserted the ... (more)

The British Columbia coroners service is sending a special team to this interior city to recover the remains of a gunman who is believed to have died in an inferno after a police standoff.

Mark Coleman says officials including a structural engineer have determined it's not yet safe to recover the man's remains from the charred ruins of his ex-girlfriend's house.

A man suspected of rigging multiple bombs in a house and his nearby van is presumed dead after a standoff with police that ended with an explosion at his ex-girlfriend's home after four children escaped the mayhem.

Gems and other precious items seized by Canada Customs will be sold off to the public on Sunday, May 20th at Sheraton Guildford Hotel.

FINAL WEEKEND: Surrey Little Theatre presents the B.C. premiere of Mending Fences, a comedy by Norm Foster.

To say that Canadian distance running phenom Cameron Levins has come out of nowhere this spring is a bit of a stretch.

More than 100 awards are set to be presented tonight to heroic Surrey citizens and police officers for acts that ranged from talking someone out of taking their own life, resuscitating a drowning man to stopping a sexual assault.

Do you know a cultural champion? Someone who dedicates their time, passion, talents or intense appreciation to arts and heritage in Surrey? The award, established four years ago, recognizes community members who help demonstrate that Surrey values arts and heritage or those who are successful in those fields.

By Dan Ferguson - Peace Arch News Published: May 14, 2012 10:00 AM Updated: May 14, 2012 12:14 PM A number of gangsters were among the more than 70 mourners who attended the funeral for alleged crime boss Thomas Gisby in South Surrey Friday morning, a police spokesman said.

An obvious police presence marked the Surrey, B.C., funeral of an alleged gangster Friday who was gunned down in Mexico last month.

Ken and Kay Lockett like the Surrey facility they live in, which experts say has a 'campus of care' design that works best for seniors, but can be expensive.

Already reeling from two tragic mill explosions, British Columbia sawmill operators are now grappling with soaring insurance costs, which have spiked because of the accidents and one underwriter's departure from the Canadian market.

No charges will be laid in connection with the stabbing death of a teen in Surrey, B.C., after an altercation on a transit bus, the Criminal Justice Branch says.